The first Baltimore officer involved in the Freddie Gray case faces trial for second-degree homicide. A conviction may bring justice, but it does not promise healing. Memories of...
When I first read James Davison Hunter’s To Change the World a couple months ago, I found his argument that the true nature of cultural change is more...
The amount of discussion Christians have devoted to the topic of “culture” has been inversely proportional to the degree to which Christians feel they control “culture.” Perhaps that’s...
Why is prayer so powerful? Why is it so important for Christians to “pray without ceasing” (I Thessalonians 5:16-18)? Art Lindsley answers these questions in “Power of Prayer:...
A prominent narrative throughout Scripture is of God revealing his character to the world. Before Christ, this was done primarily through holy people and holy places. The Ark,...
Google declares the glory of God, and Trader Joe’s proclaims his handiwork. Apple and Microsoft pour out speech, Uber and Airbnb reveal knowledge. – Psalm 19:1-2, sort of...
Who is Jesus? The question is even more popular now than it was when Jesus himself questioned his disciples about people’s speculations (Mark 8:27). Christians believe that the...
If the Republican debate is something you’re not planning on watching tonight, read this first. Plenty of Christians just don’t “do” politics. Only half of all evangelical Christians...
If I could label my opinions about the role of women in the digital age, they would be those of an anti-feminism feminist. That’s a mouthful, but it...
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