UPDATE: watch for our announcement for FUTURECHURCH 2025 CONFERENCE
After much prayer and consideration and in light of government guidelines and restrictions on gatherings, we must cancel The Theology Project’s May 15-17 FutureChurch2020 Conference dates. We are exploring dates to reschedule and are grateful for the ongoing support of our sponsors and partners!
“Researchers tell us that it’s worse than most could imagine”
- The Scandal of Biblical Illiteracy
“…growing statistics should alarm us … Church leaders should do something”
- Cold Case Christianity
“We are in a new dark age… (there is a) stunning gap in theological awareness throughout our nation …and even in the seat next to us at church.”
- The State of Theology
It’s time for a fresh conversation! As we enter a new decade, what it means to be a Christian is being informed, reshaped, and even forgotten, before our very eyes. What will the church of tomorrow believe? FutureChurch is for those willing to explore what a renewed church may look like.
Media, gender, politics, science, tech and art have been confronting us with challenges we’re hardly prepared for. Statistics reveal our children often leave the church when they leave home. In the church and the mainstream there is an increasing sense of spiritual hollowness that is felt deeply, and nationally. Culturally, we suffer from the loss of a common language with which to communicate in matters of faith.
• Why is God often not real, not vivid to us?
• How are we responding to pressures coming at us in the church from every direction?
• How is the Church equipping future generations to articulate their theological worldview?
Rather than some tweaking here and there, “…the need of our times is nothing less than the re-Christianization of our churches, according to the gospel alone, in both doctrine and culture, by Christ himself”
- Dr. Ray Ortlund, FutureChurch Keynote Speaker, Gospel Coalition Council Member, Lead Pastor Immanuel Church, Nashville, TN
