Carl Henry on Christian Political Engagement
Nathan Finn extols the works and life of the theologian Carl F. H. Henry, particularly his contributions to Christian cultural engagement.
Four Lessons for Apologists from C. S. Lewis
Andy Shurson draws four principles on apologetics from a talk by C. S. Lewis, instructing apologists with wisdom on how we present the gospel.
“But is it True?” Cultural and Rational Apologetics
Jono Darville illustrates the necessity that in cultural apologetics we ought to make the Gospel story beautifully compelling while still presenting its truthfulness.
3 Lessons T. F. Torrance Teaches Us about Science and Theology
Chandler Collins provides 3 reflections from the works of T. F. Torrance on the relationship between faith and science.
Call for Pitches: The Way of Christ in Politics and The Common Good
The Center for Faith and Culture publishes articles that equip ministry leaders on our monthly themes. Our theme […]
Hunting Ethically: A Personal Perspective and Approach
Colt Elrod overviews Biblical ethics for hunting and offers practical ways a Christian ought to engage in the sport and trade.
Holy Rhythms: Work and Rest as Worship
April Sawyer surveys a theology of work and rest from crucial passages, balancing the tensions between the two with proper rhythms for our lives.
Grind Culture, Self-Care Culture, and Gospel Culture
Mason Ballard contrasts the two prevailing mindsets regarding work with the rest and value the Gospel provides for our work.
The Other Bavinck
Tyler Burton commends the study of J. H. Bavinck and explores Bavinck's heart and methods for engaging with the culture.
Humility Holds Up the World
Jacob A. McMasters defends the Christian virtue of humility against the idea that it undermines the economy and he extols humility as essential to productivity.
5 Lessons from Teaching Faith & Work to My Church
Wesley Scoggins offers five lessons on teaching a congregation the value of a theology of work for their lives.
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