culture
Who Was L. Russ Bush?
We embody the life and ministry of our founder, Dr. L Russ Bush (1944-2008). We'd like to introduce you to his work and legacy.
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science
One Race or Many? Reflections on Dr. Joshua Swamidass’ Lecture on Genetics, Human Origins, and Race
We are all one race. And this should shape the way we view, treat, and think about those who look, think, and act differently than we do.
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coronavirus
Religious Liberty and COVID Precautions: A Legal Perspective
By Michael J. DeBoer As American citizens have grappled with the COVID-19-related mandates of civil government, they have […]
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social media
The Doctrine Behind Your Digital Activity
By Jeff Mingee Belief drives behavior. How we act reveals, for the most part, what we believe. We […]
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current events
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 […]
ministry
Meditation and Hope For the Highs and Lows of Ministry
By Marie Burrus *Deep breaths* It’s that time of day again. After tucking my kids into bed, I […]
Exploring Personhood: A Call for Papers
What does it mean to be human? The L. Russ Bush Center for Faith and Culture is proud […]
current events
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 […]
current events
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 […]
social media
3 Questions Christians Should Ask Before They Post
By Jeff Mingee The apostle Paul wanted young Titus to thrive as a church leader. He left him […]
apologetics
Why We Need to Answer the World’s Ethical Dilemmas
By Eddy Wu Apologetics is a crucial and important tool for providing a reasonable defense of the Christian […]
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