Weekend Reading: Campus Ministries, Political Revolutions, Racial Journeys & Jonathan Edwards
Why do college students need the local church? Should you want a political revolution? Do you need to […]
Amber Bowen: Why Christians Should Actually Listen to Atheists
What can Christians learn from atheists? Amber Bowen tackled this question in a recent interview with Steve Noble about the […]
How to Pray for (and Serve) Flood-Ravaged Louisiana
Unprecedented. Historic. Disastrous. The flooding in South Louisiana has been described in these and other ways over the […]
What Is Culture? Why You Don’t Want to Get It Wrong
What do we mean when we talk about “culture”? When some people talk about culture, what they really […]
Weekend Reading: Evangelicals and Trump, Learning from Millennials, Homelessness & Abraham Kuyper
Why do some Evangelicals support Donald Trump? How is one mayor helping the homeless? What advice would Abraham […]
Virtual Reality: Should Christians Adopt or Avoid It?
Myke Hurley and CGP Grey discuss their first virtual reality (VR) experience in hushed tones. They joke of […]
Were Early Christians Communists?
Were early Christians communists? That’s what some Christians conclude when the read about the early Christian converts in […]
Contemporary Art: The Christian’s Unlikely Tutor
And there I was: in the “Citta’ Eterna.” Not to see the glories of ancient Rome or the […]
Weekend Reading: Succeeding in Public School, Evangelical Women, Political Correctness and C.S. Lewis
How can you help your child succeed in public school? Why should evangelical women speak up on important issues? […]
Want to Engage Culture? Follow the Golden Rule.
“Stop Engaging ‘The Culture,’ Because It Doesn’t Exist.” Andy Crouch penned this provocative headline in a recent op-ed […]
Weekend Reading: Perspectives on Homosexuality, “God and Country,” Race, Abortion & Engaging Culture
In a few weeks, Christian thought-leaders will gather in Nashville for the 2015 ERLC National Conference to help you […]
Risky Ministry: An Italian Church’s Response to Terrorism
For thousands of years Rome has been called “The Eternal City.” She was given this name by the […]
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