politics
A Biblical Framework for Understanding Politics
This November, you’ll have the opportunity to vote for your elected leaders. How should your faith inform your […]
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philosophy
Love the Word: Redeeming Jacques Derrida (The Philosophical Blacklist)
This post is part of a multi-part series, Redeeming the Philosophical Blacklist. If given the choice, would you prefer […]
art
Weekend Reading: Culture, Propaganda, and Bonhoeffer and the Black Church
How is our culture different from others? Can art be a tool for propaganda? And what lessons can we […]
economics
Does God Want You to Provide for Your Needs or Protect the Poor? You Don’t Have to Choose
Does God want people to work to provide for their needs? Or does God want people to protect […]
diversity
The Diversity Discussion: Three Thoughtful Reflections for the Church
This week many Americans are basking in the glow of the Super Bowl, discussing multi-million dollar commercials and […]
vocation
Don’t Think Your Job Matters? Here’s Why It Does
My toddler occasionally watches Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood. (If you haven’t seen it, think animated Mr. Rogers with a preschool tiger.) One […]
politics
Join the Moral Majority or Disengage from Politics? Why the Question Poses a False Dilemma
The election season is in full swing. Voters around the country are casting ballots for who they want […]
ministry
Weekend Reading: 3 Challenging Articles about Work and Busyness
Weekends are an ideal time to rest from the craziness of work. They also give us an opportunity to […]
politics
Bruce Ashford: “The Gospel Helps Us Transcend Political Partisanship”
[soundcloud url=”https://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/245250378″ params=”auto_play=false&hide_related=false&show_comments=true&show_user=true&show_reposts=false&visual=true” width=”100%” height=”200″ iframe=”true” /] Bruce Ashford chatted with Paul Ridgeway on Feb. 2, 2016 about his new […]
economics
What Should You Do When Scientists and Theologians Disagree?
In a recent post, we discussed that science and theology should be partners, not enemies. Nevertheless, some scientists […]
philosophy
Embracing Death: Redeeming Martin Heidegger (The Philosophical Blacklist)
This is the first post in a multi-part series, Redeeming the Philosophical Blacklist. Twentieth century German philosopher Martin […]
economics
What Does God Think about Wealth and Poverty? Lessons from the Law
The Old Testament law is a body of legislation recorded in the Pentateuch — the first five books […]
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