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 […]
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 […]
An Inviting Alternative to Defensiveness
Defensiveness: Responding with Grace Over Reaction Rather than snapping back, Christians can follow Jesus’ model of disarming skepticism with gentle invitations to explore faith. By shifting the focus from rebuttals […]
Family Resemblance in Foreign Christians
Family Resemblance: How Faith Binds Christians Across Borders Through personal stories in China and beyond, the article shows the instant connection believers share through Christ. Despite cultural and language differences, […]
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 Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood
Neighborhood: A Stirring Reflection on Healing and Grace Watching A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood led to a personal reckoning with bitterness, inspiring the author to extend forgiveness. Fred Rogers’s […]
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 […]
If I Had One Sermon to Preach to the American Church
American Church: Returning to the Lordship of Jesus Salvation without surrender isn’t biblical. Many profess belief in Jesus without submitting to His Lordship, distorting the gospel message. Discipleship must follow […]