Be Fruitful and Subdue the Earth: The Centrality of the Family in the Mission of the Church

David Bibee

Nothing in the world is arbitrary. Everything “seen and unseen,” as the Nicene Creed puts it, has been designed according to the purpose of God. If something is...

Be a Gospel Signpost with the Work of Your Hands

Hugh Whelchel

There is a website called Despair, Inc. which makes fun of the signs and motivational posters that adorn the walls of so many offices. My favorite is one...

Columbus and the Bible at the Doorway to His District: A Time Capsule of America’s Faith

Peter Lillback

These truths carved in stone remind us that the Christian faith has been a vital part of the American enterprise. Union Station is a time capsule depicting previous...

Usury in Psalms & Ezekiel

Dr. Chad Brand

In my first blog, we examined usury in the book of Exodus, and in my second blog, we discussed usury from the context of Leviticus and Deuteronomy. But...

A Word on Which the World Turned

Stephen Mansfield

Kubernesis. It is a word that falls clumsily on our ears. This is because it is the English way of writing a Greek word. Yet it is a...

How Culminating Moments Make Work Worthwhile

Phil Stuczynski

When we think about the life of Christ, we are often drawn to the crowning achievements and culminating moments of what he did. And don’t get me wrong,...

Finding Purpose & Thriving in the Gig Economy

Steve Lindsey

We’ve all seen it growing, used it, and may even have found ourselves offering our own labor and services as part of it. The Gig Economy. Uber, Lyft,...

Christian Statesmen: In the House of the Heroes

Stephen Mansfield

What was this House of the Heroes? Scholars are unsure. Some say it was a place for the mighty men and great warriors to refresh and re-arm. Others...

By Keeping the Past Alive, Memorial Day Can Help Us Save the Future

Scott Powell

Memorial Day is a profound American holiday because it connects the present with so many different points of our past. It was originally known as Decoration Day, a...

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