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. […]
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 […]
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 […]
Hugh Ross: The “Improbable Planet” and God’s Plan for Redemption
Editor’s Note: The video has been temporarily removed for additional editing. It should be back up soon. Hugh […]
A Pro-Life Hypocrisy: Misogyny and Silent Oppression
Torn. This is the only word I can muster to describe how I feel and what I think […]
Seeing the Log: Why Evangelicals Need Self-Criticism
Evangelicals often feel persecuted in modern American culture. It often seems that everywhere we turn the truth is […]
Rosaria Butterfield: We Need Less “Facebook Doctrine,” More “Biblical Doctrine”
Rosaria Butterfield rocked the Evangelical world with her “train wreck conversion.” “As a leftist lesbian professor, I despised Christians,” […]
Calibrating Christian Eyes
A War of Pictures A battle is raging. You may not know about this battle — if so, […]
What’s the Relationship Between the Great Commission and Cultural Engagement?
Culture-making, cultural engagement and cultural transformation get a lot of airtime these days, but some have registered substantial […]
On Social Media, We Can Do More Than Complain
We have a negativity problem on social media. We rant about certain Presidential candidates, or we rant with […]
3 Ways Christians Can Be Engaged about the Environment
In a recent article, my friend Carly Abney explained why Christians should care about the environment. Now that […]
Christians as Expert Storytellers: Insights from Mike Cosper
Everyone loves a good story. Tales with gripping emotions, heroic feats, epic love. Stories often allow us to […]
5 Reasons Christians Should Be More Engaged about the Environment
As conversations increase about Christians’ engagement with culture, our scope of understanding what “culture” includes continues to broaden. […]
Colin Kaepernick: Looking Past the Outrage
Athletes: the only people who can go from “pent house to outhouse in seconds.” As a former division […]
3 Principles for Living the Christian Mission in Every Sphere of Culture
How can we think and act “Christianly” in the various dimensions of human society and culture? We interact […]
Amy Whitfield: Does Your Social Media Help or Hinder Your Witness?
How should Christians use social media? Amy Whitfield, Director of Communications at Southeastern Seminary, tackled this question in a recent interview […]
God Is Greater Than Your Fear of Sharing the Gospel
I know I’m supposed to share the gospel. But fear always seems to get in the way. To […]
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