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No Revolution, Please!
Is it the drugs, or is he onto something? He claims that Millennials are more Christian, with more biblical beliefs, attending church more, and causing churches to grow! 
The Meeting House: Reloaded
What's the Meeting House look like? We stiched together some video to give a glimpse of this fruitful Canadian ministry.
The End-of-Religion Place
Have you ever met another group like Xenos? The CBS went to Canada and found a revolution-in-progress that may even be more revolutionary!
Can They Be Rescued?
Can the Millenial Generation be rescued from their fate often described by the press and many social scientists today? Kathryn Hughes presents the research and also some interesting results from our work at Xenos with the Millenial Generation.
The ‘Restless Reformed’
We love our Reformed brethren like Mark Driscoll, guest speaker at XSI, but we wince at the evangelists of Reformed theology! (See John Piper's eloquent sermon at Mars Hill.) Irregardless, it is useful to know the lively history of theology and its powerful impact on Christian lives today. It raises a simple
MySpace is whose space?
Since ‘83 I’ve been engaged with the growing migration towards online communities. “Back in the day” it was CompuServe, which of course became AOL. In ‘94 I ran a BBS with a modem bank out of my office. (NeoXenos AOL!) Then in ‘96 I was on ICQ with all my old Columbus buddies, including
The Meeting House
by Andy Doman
At the Xenos Summer Institute in 2005, Bruxy Cavey gave two break-out session teachings. I attended his teachings and was extremely impressed with his insight, and Jesus-centered teachings. The description he gave of The Meeting House seemed impressive. He called it “a church for people who aren’t into
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