For Former Military Like Me, the Conversation about Afghanistan Isn’t Political. It’s Personal.
By Deanna Kabler Dr. McKinion, My EdD dissertation supervisor, once explained the dissertation process as entering a room […]
Jeff Struecker: Afghanistan’s Clash of Ideologies
More Ways to Listen In Christ & Culture podcast with Drs. Ken Keathley and Benjamin Quinn, we explore […]
Is ‘The Rise and Fall of Mars Hill’ Failure Porn?
By Brad Hambrick In case you’ve missed it, Christianity Today has been doing a series of long-form journalism pieces entitled The […]
What Went Wrong in Afghanistan, and What Hope Is There?
By Dennis Greeson Kabul has fallen. We have all seen the heartbreaking images on the news or social […]
Simone Biles, You Are More Than What You Do
By Cody Evans Simone Biles’s recent decision to stop competing at the 2020 Olympics shocked the world. Biles […]
My Antidote to Deconstruction: Confessions of a Near Exvangelical
By Jordan Steffaniak Utter the word “deconstruction” in any evangelical milieu and you are bound to encounter a […]
How Should Christians Consume the News? A Review of ‘Reading the Times’ by Jeffrey Bilbro
By Nathaniel Williams Right now, your pocket is probably buzzing with a notification on your phone. Cable news […]
2021 Won’t Solve Our Loneliness
By Megan Dickerson We can all agree that 2020 was awful. We started the year with wildfires in […]
A Sickness & A Cure: A Pastor’s Response to the Events of Jan. 6
By Nathaniel Williams You (like me) watched with horror what happened on January 6, 2021. While peaceful protest […]
8 Reasons We Can Be Thankful (Especially in 2020)
By Brandon Ward and Nathaniel Williams This week families across the country will celebrate Thanksgiving. In a normal […]
A Black Panther and a Risen Lamb
By Ronjour Locke A Meditation In one of my childhood-favorite Saturday morning cartoons, “Muppet Babies,” young Muppets sang, […]
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