We’ve been looking at the biblical view of freedom in the Old Testament and in the New Testament over the last few weeks. We’ve also looked at...
David has his mighty men and attracted many skilled men to his camp. Most were great warriors, but David also had the benefit of the men of...
In a world where it feels like change is coming at warp speed, many of the Christians I talk to are discouraged. More and more they feel estranged...
This is well said by Phillip Johnson, in his foreword to Nancy Pearcey’s Total Truth: Every one of us has a worldview, and our worldview governs our thinking...
Throughout human history, people of all cultures have sought freedom. Some have emphasized inner spiritual or emotional freedom, and others freedom from external restraints, such as slavery or...
The concept of alienation was important to Karl Marx. As he defined it, workers were alienated from the product of their labors. Today alienation has a broader meaning,...
In a recent interview with Outcomes magazine, Gregory Thornbury, president of The King’s College in New York City, was asked what advice he had for Christian leaders seeking...
Why do Christians need a theology of public life? This question was posed to IFWE contributor Dr. Vincent Bacote during a recent radio interview. Speaking on Word FM’s...
When you decide to take a risk, it’s not unusual that a happy ending scenario will unfold in your mind. A bold decision to finally pursue a dream,...
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