The Iowa Caucus Delay: A Portrait of Theological Progressivism
As I write this, my state of Iowa turns cold again. The weekend got as high as the 50s, but as of today, this week is settling back into highs […]
Aaron Rodgers: Sacked by More than Doubt
Aaron Rodgers: Sacked by More than Doubt Raised in faith but moved to spirituality, Aaron Rodgers reflects on leaving Christianity, calling religion a crutch and embracing a broader worldview. College […]
Astros: A Cautionary Tale
Astros Reveal Pitfalls of Cutting Corners in Faith Astros serves as a warning that even impressive success can unravel when integrity is compromised. Cutting corners might bring results, but at […]
Can Evangelicals Disagree on Impeachment without Being Divisive?
Divisive Politics and Christian Unity in the Church Divisive opinions over Trump’s impeachment have exposed fractures in evangelical circles, challenging the church’s call to unity and mutual respect. Divisive rhetoric […]
What’s a Biblical Disciple to Do with Trump?
Biblical Disciple Perspective on Politics Today Biblical disciples resist political idolatry, keeping their devotion centered on Christ rather than elevating human leaders. Following Jesus means praying for all in authority, […]
College Chaos: Beyond the Bad News (Part 1)
Beyond the Bad News Part 1: What a Professor Saw on Campus Beyond the Bad News Part 1 reveals how today’s college students are often unfamiliar with basic Bible stories […]
Letter to a Christian on Twitter
Letter to a Christian on Twitter: Navigating Social Media Through Discipleship Twitter challenges Christian discipleship by encouraging quick reactions and performative communication over spiritual depth. Engaging the platform with intentional […]
A Bible-Believing Person of Science? – Interview with Richard Knopp
Interview with Richard Knopp: Exploring the Role of Reason in Faith Apologetics offers a thoughtful framework for explaining belief, combining logic and humility, as discussed by Dr. Knopp. The relationship […]