We, as humans, are all in a desperate search for the meaning of life. We seek for significance with the same intensity that we search for lost car keys and for the same reason: we can’t go anywhere without it. Recently, I’ve been thinking about life and what the essence of life is. We have …
In recent years, artists, musicians and filmmakers who follow Jesus have moved away from the phrase “Christian artist”. The reason seems clear enough. The label of “Christian artist” brings with it a perceived shallowness and mediocrity. This is perhaps nowhere more striking than in the medium of film. Christian films are notoriously mediocre and half-baked. …
Incarnation is not a word we necessarily use often in everyday conversations. Honestly, very few of us even take the time to truly unpack this word and its implications. Incarnation simply means “becoming flesh”. To be “incarnate” is to be in the flesh. When we speak of THE Incarnation (of Christ) we are simply referring …
We’ve all heard it over and over again. But like many familiar passages we begin to unconsciously ignore it because we feel that we know it already. It’s John 14:6, which reads: “I am the Way, and the Truth and the Life. No one comes to the Father except through me.” Many arguments against universalism …
