This first chapter of Genesis is more than the opening to the first book of the Bible. It is the opening chapter in the grand story of God’s...
Today, when most Evangelicals think about Genesis 1, these questions come to mind: Did God create the world in six ordinary days? Were these “days” great ages or...
On Good Friday I watched Killing Jesus, a television movie based on Bill O’Reilly’s book by the same name. It was worse than I anticipated. The historical representation...
One of my favorite hymns is “Joy to the World.” We usually sing it around Christmas, but for years I have thought of it as an Easter hymn....
Annually the Easter weekend takes us through a wrenching drama, from the horror of a humiliating death to the hope of new life and resurrection. It would be...
Does our earthly work matter to God? Yes it does, replies Darrell Cosden in his book The Heavenly Good of Earthly Work. Central to his argument is the...
We are approaching the Holy Week, which begins with Palm Sunday, continues through Maundy Thursday and Good Friday, and culminates in Easter Sunday. These days, and the religious...
Have you ever heard the argument that Jesus was a socialist? I have, often. As I’ve studied the economics of income redistribution, many of my colleagues in secular...
Leadership is about influence and change, so as leaders we are always working at the edge of our comfort zones. We deal with unexpected events, uncertainty, rapid technology...
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