Faith—the Simplicity of Trust
“In God we trust” is emblazoned in green ink on our American currency. This phrase became our national motto in 1956. After 9–11, it became […]
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Theology
What the Machine Cannot Do
What the Machine Cannot Do AI, Discipleship, and the Irreplaceable Work of the Church I just read an article by my friend Mile DeBenedicitis who’s
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Perils of the Podium – The Dangers of Success
There’s a peculiar irony baked into the human experience of leadership. The very thing leaders spend themselves chasing — success — can become THE most
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Still Evolving? Part 2
Are Humans Still Evolving? What a New Genetics Study Actually Shows (Part 2 of 2 – Please read Part 1 for context. This article picks
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Still Evolving? Part 1
Are Humans Still Evolving? What a New Genetics Study Actually Shows (Part 1 of 2) A major new study just made headlines claiming that humans
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Ordo Salutis – The Order of Salvation
Ordo salutis is Latin for the “order of salvation.” It refers to the logical order by which a person is saved. According to our Reformed
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What the Gospel Offers This Moment
What the Gospel Offers This Moment I’ve recently found myself returning again and again to the fantastic offer The Gospel makes to humanity, especially in
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Only Two-Thirds of Jesus #ChristianLife
Do you have only two-thirds of Jesus? I just finished reading a biography of Joseph Smith, the founder of Mormonism. What amazed me was how
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The Dark Side
Why the Dark Side Entices Why are we so intrigued by dark and evil themes? Think not? Look at the titles and content of what
What the World Needs Now
“What the world needs now—is love, sweet love…” is how a popular song in the mid-sixties went. It was sung by Jackie DeShannon and is still
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