In this season of Advent, our thoughts are rightly on Christmas and the first coming of our Savior—but Advent is about Easter too. We’re all familiar with the...
We recently looked at what the book of Genesis tells us about the nature of man and government. We ended that discussion with Abraham and his family relying...
Walking into a sanctuary, many workers feel like they’re visiting another world, a world quite detached from their world of work. Sitting in their pews, workers feel as...
There are 17 million veterans in this country. Some of them (like me) made a career out of it and are among our retired ranks; others served for...
Previously we asked the question, how can we know that our work is bringing glory to God when it doesn’t seem all that special? The answer for Christians...
Theologian R. C. Sproul once said, “God doesn’t roll dice.” Nothing ever happens by chance. Scripture makes this clear. Consider Ruth in the Old Testament. Ruth “happened to...
Most people think of politics as electoral politics: elections, politicians, and voting. A more robust understanding is that politics is more like a subset of the ways in...
We have experienced a rough-and-tumble political season with raucous debates, feisty accusations, and precipitous partisan politics. Once the final votes are counted and the dust settles, how do...
The Bible instructs Christians to obey, honor, and give tribute to those whom God has placed in positions of authority (Rom. 13: 1-7, Matt. 22:21). Believers are further...
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