theology

The Superiority of the Christian Story

The Christian story is not only true but also is deeply meaningful and hopeful.

Eli Kunkel

Dani Treweek: The Missing Link in the Singleness Conversation

50% of all American adults are single. What can we learn from church history about singleness?

Christ and Culture Podcast

Rest is the Gospel

The inadequacy of the Sabbath to provide True Rest points beyond itself to something greater.

Jacob Haley

Nate Brooks: Emotionally Healthy Spirituality

Center for Faith and Culture

Yes, God is with You (and Other Truths for Anxious and Depressed People)

Jonathan Darville

Serving Jesus in Obscurity

Obscure disciples have nothing to lose and everything to gain by praying for their less-obscure counterparts.

Stephen Howard

Timothy George: Augustine and the Great Tradition

Center for Faith and Culture

God and Lesser Authorities Part 2: Why Are We to Submit?

God’s reputation should be enhanced, not diminished, by His representatives.

Jonathan Darville

The Humility of Rest

Pride makes for a brutal taskmaster, but humility holds out the offer of rest.

Jacob Haley

Things I’ve Learned From Debating My Dad About Apologetic Method

However, good arguments, like a warm meal, can establish a more hospitable environment in which to share the gospel.

Jonathan Darville

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.

Dakota Massengill

I’m a Lawyer. Here’s What the Bar Taught Me About Christ’s Advocacy for Me.

Every piece of evidence, every exhibit, recalls Calvary. The scourging whip, the crown of thorns, the soldier’s spear, and the rugged cross are offered in my defense.

Stephen Howard