In today’s #FaithandCulture Reading, we cull a brief list of some of our favorite articles of the week. Today, we highlight resources from Brett McCracken, Dustin Messer, Chris Locke, Ryan Martin and Steve Addison.
8 Signs Your Christianity Is Too Comfortable
Do you find yourself in “comfortable Christianity”? Brett McCracken helps you answer this question in this article at The Gospel Coalition. He writes,
Healthy faith doesn’t just celebrate you as you are, but relentlessly molds and refines you into the likeness of Christ.
Finding Beauty in Tension: How Art Points Us to God
Dustin Messer addresses faith and art in this article at The Institute for Faith, Work and Economics. He writes,
Art makes us worship – not the object, of course, but the reality that lies beyond the object: the Triune God of the universe.
Toy Story 4: Lost Toys and the Most Noble Thing
Over at Christ and Pop Culture, Chris Locke reflects on loss, growth and Toy Story 4. He writes,
Toy Story 4 models the fact that while farewells may be bittersweet, they can also be hopeful and filled with fondness.
From our Sister Blogs
Intersect serves as the blog of the Center for Faith and Culture (CFC) at Southeastern Seminary (SEBTS). Take a few minutes to look at recent posts from our sister Centers:
- What Are You Doing Now? The Real Question to Ask Prospective Missionaries
Ryan Martin: “If you aren’t a faithful and fruitful church member now, how do you expect to model that for those you are evangelizing and discipling in another context?”
- Leading Through the Lifecycle of Movements (part 2)
Steve Addison: “When methods become our identity, the only way to renew movements it to get back to who we are – to the life and ministry of Jesus.”
What other articles would you recommend?
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