Growing up in an evangelical household, I noticed tension between secular culture and Christianity. There was secular music, and there was Christian music. There was Harry Potter, and...
Editor’s note: Hugh Whelchel was recently featured in an interview with Praxis Circle. Below are a few highlights of that conversation, which you can watch in full here....
As we have previously discussed, shalom was God’s original intent for his creation. God is most glorified when his creation works as he intended. This is the very...
Did you ever wonder why God assigned an ordinary couple like Mary and Joseph to raise the Messiah? It seems like other families would have been better prepared...
When we last discussed the topic of “sunk costs,” you might have thought that this is too good to be true. We discussed how stewardship requires that we...
Every now and then I read a blog post that lights a spark in me. Luma Simms’s article, “How Women Should Rethink the American Dream,” published on The...
Work in different forms is mentioned over 800 times in the Bible, more than all the terms used for worship, music, praise, and singing combined. I often wonder...
Innovation and creativity are credited with much of the vast material wealth and cultural richness that has been built in the West. There are multiple theories to explain...
Young people today don’t just want to change the world, but they firmly believe they can. One study shows that 74 percent of Millennial leaders believe they will...
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