In today’s culture, virtue is often treated as optional. It’s seen as admirable or maybe even nostalgic, but hardly essential. And sacrifice? That’s even more foreign. Outside of...
What if I told you that the contemporary Western worldview has much in common with Christian heresies that the church condemned nearly two thousand years ago? This may...
I consider it a personal privilege to be invited to share with fellow travelers a little of my own spiritual journey. Like most of us, I’m just one...
“Women are incapable of love.” “High-value men should never commit.” “Modern marriage is a trap designed to destroy men.” If you’ve spent any time online recently, you’ve likely...
Israel demanded a king, but their royal rulers diminished after only four generations, as we read in my last post. After Solomon’s son Rehoboam, Israel was snatched up...
When working on a writing project recently, I found myself typing “theology of work” and “faith and work movement” many times. This made me wonder why we don’t...
One of our readers asked several questions that I hear often: “In the life after death, what will we do? Will we work? Will any of the things...
The people of Israel’s first experiment with a king did not go very well, as we saw in my last post. The first king, Saul, put himself above...
Easter is a big deal. That much is clear, known to everybody in our purview—secular neighbors, mainstream media, national retailers, and more. However, what is unclear to many...
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