This week marks the 151st birthday of Max Weber. He was born on April 21, 1864, in the Prussian city of Erfurt. He would become a pioneer in...
If Francis Schaeffer was alive today, Sufjan Stevens would make him very proud. Stevens’s new album, Carrie and Lowell, which debuted last Tuesday, was named best new music...
Why is it important that Christians have healthy families? Why does it matter that we have biblical views on business or healthcare or science or education? Why should...
A few weeks ago, when celebrating Reformation Day, I wrote about the impact Martin Luther has had on restoring the doctrine of vocation to the church. In addition...
I once heard a pastor say in his sermon, “Inside each of us is a God-shaped hole…a place inside of our hearts that only God can fill.” This...
October 31st is a day most people recognize as Halloween. It is also a significant day in the history of Christianity, because it marks the anniversary of Martin...
Each year I drive through a part of New Jersey that’s home to some of the highest incomes in the country, a landscape dotted with sprawling mansions worth...
I sat in a busy restaurant with a good friend. As we began talking, I told him I was troubled by recent global news and how the problem...
Last week I began this series asking us to remember the ancient rhythms of work inherited from centuries of Christians living out their faith in the workplace. These...
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