social media
4 Tips for Mitigating Social Media’s Negativity
By Liberty McArtor It’s the middle of the workday. You log on to Twitter for a mental break, […]
Faith and Culture
history
Ken Keathley: How the Christian Revolution Remade the World
Professors at Southeastern Seminary are always reading new books. Center for Faith and Culture Director Ken Keathley is no different — and […]
abortion
Tackling the “Strongest Argument for Abortion”
By Jonathan Darville When you discuss your pro-life beliefs with abortion advocates, you may come across what is […]
social media
Dealing With Digital Cretans
By Jeff Mingee A digital world is home to digital jerks. Perhaps you’ve come across a few. You […]
coronavirus
Pastors, Have You Checked in with Young Members Lately?
By Kevin Singer My mom holds on to all of our family’s keepsakes. While visiting her over Christmas, […]
coronavirus
Erupting and Adapting | The COVID Chronicles, Part 3
By Stephen Stallard Read part 1: “The Grinding Halt“ Read part 2: “Loving a City in Lockdown“ Meanwhile, […]
coronavirus
Loving a City in Lockdown | The COVID Chronicles, Part 2
By Stephen Stallard Read part 1: “The Grinding Halt“ Reda part 3: “Erupting and Adapting“ In the previous […]
coronavirus
The Grinding Halt | The COVID Chronicles, Part 1
By Stephen Stallard Coronavirus. When I first heard the word, it seemed esoteric. Distant. Unthinkable. A virus had […]
apologetics
What Is a Christian Worldview?
By Greg Welty “Christian worldview” is a trendy term among evangelicals. But what does it mean and why […]
Christ and Culture
Sam Williams: Mental Health Through the Lens of Scripture
Christ and Culture · Sam Williams: Mental Health Through the Lens of Scripture – EP18 More Ways to […]
review
We Become What We ‘Like’: A Review of ’12 Ways Your Phone Is Changing You’ by Tony Reinke
By Jeff Mingee Almost everyone has a smartphone. And almost everyone is becoming more dependent on it with […]
review
Thinking Critically About Our Devices: A Review of ‘My Tech-Wise Life’ by Amy and Andy Crouch
By Jeff Mingee If your children wrote a book about your family’s digital habits, what would they write? […]
christmas
Embracing an Abnormal Christmas
By Nathaniel Williams As I type these words, the lights of my Christmas tree twinkle in a predictable […]
Christ and Culture
Ken Keathley: The Theology of Christmas
Christ and Culture · Ken Keathley: The Theology of Christmas – EP16 More Ways to Listen In Christ […]
christmas
Yearning for Something More than 2021
By Annie Lavi I browsed online for Christmas cards, scrolling through the masses of options late one evening. […]
christmas
How These Parents Keep Christ in Christmas Day
How can you keep Christ in Christmas and lead your family to do the same? Each December, many […]
Christ and Culture
Ken Keathley: The Story of Christmas
Christ and Culture · Ken Keathley: The Story of Christmas – EP15 More Ways to Listen In Christ […]
christmas
O Come All Ye Weary: Grace-Filled Parenting at Christmas
By Marie Burrus As a parent to two littles, it can be easy to become overwhelmed by—well, any […]
C.S. Lewis
Remembering Walter Hooper, the Man Who Served C. S. Lewis’s Literary Legacy
On Monday, Dec. 7, North Carolina native Walter Hooper passed away at the age of 89 from complications […]
social media
“No Wayward Arrows”: What the Apostle Paul Can Teach Us About Social Media Habits
By Jeff Mingee Titus faced a difficult task as he established, ordered and led the church in Crete. […]
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