A Trip to the Art Museum for a Richer Apologetic
What would have changed if I didn’t see those students as enemies but as partners, fellow pilgrims on a road towards restoration and redemption?
Perfectly Imperfect: Life Lessons from a Children’s Christmas Pageant
But might the Christmas Pageant remind us of the true way in which we come before the Lord in praise and thanksgiving? We come as we are.
Life Lessons from Claude Debussy
The most profound thing I learned along my journey with piano is that the right notes at the wrong times are actually the wrong notes.
This Is the Day
We are coming up on my favorite time of year. This year, though, I feel keenly aware of just how quickly it will pass.
Lord of the Wardrobe
Dress is the creative adornment of pre-existing divine art.
Nate Brooks: Emotionally Healthy Spirituality
Why North Carolina Churches Should Start Christian Schools
Christian schools are a valuable investment that aligns with the mission of the church and provides a much-needed alternative to secular education.
Yes, God is with You (and Other Truths for Anxious and Depressed People)
Online Fellowship: A Complement, Not a Replacement, of the Church
Put simply, the more Christians fellowship, the more they mature. And the Internet provides fallow ground for fellowship.
The Humility of Rest
Pride makes for a brutal taskmaster, but humility holds out the offer of rest.
The Death of the Modern University
Instead of pursuing the classical vision of the educational school, our institutions are settling for cheaply made vocational programs with sports teams.
Manifestation and Mental Illness: A False Gospel?
When it comes to our theology of mental health, the Church has bought into the lie of “Spiritual Illness” which is actually just a baptized form of a pagan ideology.
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