The Slaughter of the Canaanites: Our Options
The Slaughter of the Canaanites – Exploring Interpretive Approaches Historical, theological, and allegorical explanations reflect how Christians wrestle with these ancient commands. Scholars offer views ranging from hyperbole and moral […]
Kobe, Shaq, & Learning from Loss
Learning from Loss – What Shaquille O’Neal’s Grief Teaches Us Shaq’s experience shows that legacy fades, but relationships endure. His sorrow over Kobe’s passing shifted focus from trophies to time […]
6 Lenses for Reading the Psalms (Part 1)
6 Lenses for Reading the Psalms Part 1 – Approaching Psalms with Clarity Discover how reading Psalms through the lens of the author uncovers meaningful backstories that shape each poem. […]
Q: What Are Men Really Hungry For? (Part 2)
What Are Men Really Hungry For Part 2: Real Discipleship Needs for Men Deep spiritual hunger is addressed in What Are Men Really Hungry For Part 2 by calling men […]
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 […]
When You Can’t Trust Your Brain
When You Can’t Trust Your Brain: Breaking the Cycle When You Can’t Trust Your Brain, trauma distorts truth. Emotional memories stored in the hippocampus can trigger irrational and harmful reactions. […]
Ministry, Family, and Sustainability – Interview with Anthony Walker
Interview with Anthony Walker: Ministry Leadership Lessons Interview with Anthony Walker explores how ministers can cultivate balance between church and family without sacrificing either. This conversation offers insights into sustainability, […]
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 […]