Perhaps you’ve heard the discussion surrounding a recent opinion article in the New York Times, written by David Brooks, titled “The Dissenters Trying to Save Evangelicalism From Itself”. Even if you haven’t seen the article or listened in on the debate surrounding it, it’s been hard to miss the growing division in the American church …
Usually, I try to avoid “hot take” articles. If I’m addressing a trending cultural issue, I like to give a few weeks or months of space before addressing it. But I’ll break that pattern here because I recently finished listening to the twelve-part serial podcast The Rise and Fall of Mars Hill from Christianity Today …
Some moments of our lives are “fork-in-the-road” moments. Others are moments when we realize that somewhere along the road, there was a fork and we took the wrong path. The divergence was so gradual that we don’t realize until its too late and find ourselves frantically retracing our steps, trying to figure out where we …
It’s Saturday, November 7, 2020. Today, Joseph Biden has been projected as the President-elect of the United States. I foresee much more drama between now and January’s inauguration day but the chances of a Biden presidency are certainly high, if not inevitable. In the current American political climate, victory for either candidate would produce the …
Justice has replaced public health and pandemics as the foremost concern in the minds of many Americans. In the wake of the death of George Floyd the nation has wrestled with the complex problems of racism, policing, and “privilege”*. Riots happened, cities burned, people scoffed, people listened and challenged their perceptions and perspectives, and questions …
Have you ever been aware of a serious issue that you ignored or underestimated? Maybe it was a weird sound coming from the car engine or a strange change in health. You may have acknowledged that there was a problem but it seemed that time was on your side. Often times, those issues come to …
