culture
Against the World, for The Sake of the World
Every culture possesses some inherent goodness. God ordered the world in such a way that people spontaneously make […]
Faith and Culture
culture
Steward the Gospel Well: A Framework for Both the Energized and Overwhelmed
As a budding missiologist, I am being trained to research and analyze the church and culture within a […]
culture
What International Missions Taught Me about Christianity and Culture
The former Soviet Union is the first place that caused me to grapple with the profoundly cultural nature […]
culture
5 Things I Learned at the 2016 Intersect Conference
On April 19, professors, pastors, entrepreneurs, thought-leaders and students gathered from all across the country to further the conversation about […]
culture
The Geek Contextualization: Finding the Geeks
Have you ever noticed how the gospel thrives in the most unlikely places? For example, in the first […]
culture
Counting the Costs: Rosaria Butterfield’s Journey from Lesbian Feminist to Christ Follower
Rosaria Butterfield rocked the Evangelical world when she shared her self-proclaimed “train wreck conversion.” “As a leftist lesbian professor, […]
abortion
What Would Really Happen if We Defunded Planned Parenthood and Ended Abortion?
It’s no surprise that last year’s Planned Parenthood videos started wave after wave of outrage. In one of […]
culture
The Geek Contextualization: Putting the Gospel Where the Geeks Are
My name is Chris Poirier, and I am a geek. I proudly enjoy comic books, video games, movies, […]
diversity
Transgender Issues, Poverty, Racism & Prison Reform: Gospel Perspectives on Difficult Topics
In a recent video, Rosaria Butterfield addressed a difficult topic (sexual orientation) with gospel clarity. Thousands of you […]
CFC Lecture
“Homosexuality Is a Sin to Be Mortified, Not a Behavior to Be Modified”: Rosaria Butterfield on Sexual Orientation
Rosaria Butterfield rocked the Evangelical world when she shared her self-proclaimed “train wreck conversion.” “As a leftist lesbian professor, […]
diversity
Listening to Black Lives Matter: Redeeming Emmanuel Levinas (The Philosophical Blacklist)
This post is part of a multi-part series, Redeeming the Philosophical Blacklist. One afternoon I was talking with a […]
CFC Lecture
“The Gospel Is Above Ideology”: Gregory Thornbury on Carl F. H. Henry
Dr. Gregory Alan Thornbury, President of King’s College in New York, NY, recently gave a lecture at Southeastern […]
abortion
A Pro-Life Ethic: Loving the Abortion Worker
A few years ago, my husband and I lingered a little longer than usual in a Barnes & […]
culture
The Gospel > Your Rights
I’ve been a political junkie ever since middle school. While most kids were watching Nickelodeon or playing football, I […]
art
Bring on the Robots: Gregory Thornbury on Cultural Engagement
In Christian circles we often hear one of two things regarding the ever-changing culture. Some say we should […]
art
Cain, Abel and Kanye: Gregory Thornbury on Engaging Culture
Dr. Gregory Alan Thornbury, President of King’s College in New York, NY, recently gave a lecture at Southeastern […]
culture
The Gospel’s Remedy for Inequality
I’ll be honest with you: Philemon has never been my favorite book of the Bible. I knew the […]
science
Four Must-Read Articles about Faith and Science
Have you ever asked the question, “How can I reconcile faith and science?” I know I have. Many […]
philosophy
Love the Word: Redeeming Jacques Derrida (The Philosophical Blacklist)
This post is part of a multi-part series, Redeeming the Philosophical Blacklist. If given the choice, would you prefer […]
diversity
The Diversity Discussion: Three Thoughtful Reflections for the Church
This week many Americans are basking in the glow of the Super Bowl, discussing multi-million dollar commercials and […]
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