3 Ways Pro-Life Christians Can Fight the Culture of Death
Make no mistake, any nation that embraces a culture of death will find in its end, the death […]
3 Ways Pro-Life Christians Can Fight the Culture of Death
Make no mistake, any nation that embraces a culture of death will find in its end, the death […]
#FaithandCulture Reading: Black Friday, The Parenting Marathon, Racism, & The Dark Knight
Should Christians engage in Black Friday? How can you persevere in the “parenting marathon”? How could you confront […]
A Culture of Distorted Gratitude
A Culture of Thanksgiving “Thank you” is among the first phrases we teach our children, a discipline that […]
Jesus, Paul and Beyond: Work Is Everywhere in the Bible
Work: Few of us are fond of the concept. The terms “work” and “labor” don’t usually prompt us […]
#FaithandCulture Reading: Orphans and the Gospel, Politics and Government, Work and Parenting
Why should Christians care about adoption? Does religion have a place in government? How can parents balance family […]
After 2016, Can We Even Be Thankful Anymore?
In a few weeks, 2016 will mercifully end. This year’s been a doozy. Terror attacks. Zika. Police shootings. […]
Gregory Thornbury: The World Needs the Church to Be the Church
In recent years, the church has tried to become more “scientific, urbane and sophisticated.” In so doing, though, […]
After the Election, Identifying American Idols
On November 8, America chose Donald Trump to be its next President. For some, his election was a […]
In an Age of Outrage, How Should Christians Think about Medical Research?
You scroll through your Facebook feed. One person shares an article that warns of the dangers of vaccinations. […]
#FaithandCulture Reading: After the Election, Waiting, The Ambassador and Missional Living
How should Christians move forward after the election? Does God have a purpose for waiting? How does one Christian […]
Craig Bartholomew: On Creation, Culture and “Deviant Politics”
As we look past the election, how should we live? Craig Bartholomew, Professor of Philosophy at Redeemer University […]
What Is Love, and How Do I Find It?
We look far too many places and to far too many things to find love, figure out what […]
There’s Still Something Special About Election Day
Today I am excited. This is not a new emotion. I get excited every four years on this […]
5 Ways to Pray for #ElectionDay
The election is only one day away. We’ve studied the candidates, researched the issues, lamented our options and […]
How Would Jesus Vote? A Conversation with Bruce Ashford, Jonathan Leeman, Steven Harris and Hunter Baker
Election day is only one day away. How should your faith inform your politics? Should you bring your […]
#FaithandCulture Reading: Evaluating Trump and Clinton, Marriage as a Core Belief, Speaking Truth about Homosexuality
How might evangelicals evaluate Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton? Is marriage a core Christian belief? How does a foreign-born […]
The Sunday Before: Addressing the Election from the Pulpit
A seminary professor once told me that he would much rather preach a funeral than officiate a wedding. […]
Gregory Thornbury: It’s Too Late to Engage Culture. Culture Has Already Engaged You.
Are we merely content to watch and comment on the culture, or are we willing to actually create culture? […]
In the Euthanasia Debate, Intentions Matter
The advance of modern medical technology can be both a blessing and a burden for any society. Medical […]
Danny Akin: “We Walk Under the Banner of a Cross”
As Christians, how does our allegiance to Christ impact our allegiance to our country? Dr. Danny Akin addressed this […]
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