Thinking Biblically About Race

Timothy Brindle

We are all too familiar with the phenomenon of placing people into racial categories. News stations and social media never stop categorizing people according to different races......

Critical Theory and the Bible

Brian Mattson

Contemporary critical theory may be a postmodern phenomenon, but its roots in older forms of modernism are often overlooked. It essentially distills the “methodological doubt” of Descartes into...

How Does the Fruit of the Spirit Bring What is Lacking in the Military?

Russell Gehrlein

Previously, I wrote on how the seven Army values align with Christian values. My intent in the previous article was to show that a Christian can wholeheartedly serve...

The Gospel and Identity in Christ

David B. Garner

If you have not heard the roar, you have probably been living in a closet. Pleading for understanding, love, and authentic care, many now boldly demand the church...

Tim Keller’s Faithfulness: His Ministry Impact in NYC & Beyond

Hugh Whelchel

Trying to follow God’s call on our lives, my wife and I moved from Central Florida to Northern Virginia in 2000. I came to work for a start-up...

Historic Biblical Christianity & Contemporary Progressive Christianity

Harry Reeder

Recently in light of the increasing challenges by the persistent and penetrating movement of Progressive Christianity within the Evangelical Church in general and my own denomination—the Presbyterian Church...

Celebrating Religious Freedom & America’s Independence Day: To Whom Much Is Given

Hugh Whelchel

We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are...

What is Web 3.0?

Rob Hoskins

Over the past few months, I’ve been increasingly asked to share about Web 3.0. Though my thoughts on this topic are still raw and not fully developed, I...

In Sleep, We Trust: Our Need to Rest Is God-Created

Scot Bellavia

Honoring the Sabbath is an easy commandment to break. We diminish it to the hour or two we’re at church on Sunday morning and an afternoon nap. We...

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