Beyond Voting: Staying Culturally Engaged After the Election
By Liberty McArtor During election seasons, political conversations among Christians often revolve around civic duty. Unfortunately, those conversations […]
Beyond Voting: Staying Culturally Engaged After the Election
By Liberty McArtor During election seasons, political conversations among Christians often revolve around civic duty. Unfortunately, those conversations […]
There’s Still Something Special About Election Day
By Amy Whitfield Today I am excited. This is not a new emotion. I get excited every four […]
5 Ways to Pray for the 2020 Election
By Nathaniel Williams The election is only days away. We’ve studied our candidates, researched the issues, been bombarded […]
Bruce Ashford: How the Gospel Informs Politics
Christ and Culture · Bruce Ashford: How the Gospel Informs Politics – EP10 More Ways to Listen In […]
Before You Post About Politics, Consider These 6 Principles
By Gene Burrus The outcome of the 2020 election is important to many of us. But even more […]
Bruce Ashford: How to Be Faithful and Flexible in Politics
Christ and Culture · Bruce Ashford: How to Be Faithful and Flexible in Politics – EP08 More Ways […]
7 Steps to Help Restore Civil Discourse
By Jonathan Six Conversations are challenging these days, especially about important topics such as faith, politics and public […]
Apply for the 2020-2021 Mentorship Program at the L. Russ Bush Center for Faith and Culture
What does faith have to do with the public square? And why Christians should care about politics at […]
What Did Charles Spurgeon Think About Social Activism?
By Alex DiPrima Summarizing Charles Haddon Spurgeon’s views on what is commonly referred to today as “social justice” […]
What a Public Health ‘Open Letter’ Teaches Us About Our Need for Discernment
By Michael J. DeBoer Recently, more than a thousand public health professionals, infectious diseases professionals, and community stakeholders […]
“Reviving the American Dream” | Bruce Ashford’s Summer Reading Recommendation
As summer begins, we want to help you craft the perfect Summer Reading List. We asked Southeastern Seminary […]
Love, Justice, and the Coronavirus Pandemic (Part 3)
By Michael J. DeBoer Our Response Part 1 of this article outlined a Christian moral perspective that helps us […]
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