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President Biden’s use of Isaiah 6 drew ire from all sorts of Christians. Turns out, it’s been used before, and often, by voices in the
Chuck DeGroat answers critics who say empathy makes us too soft and leads us away from God’s truth.
In this episode, Steve Mathonnet-VanderWell talks with Jim Herrington and Trisha Taylor of The Leader’s Journey, an organization that helps leaders and organizations grow their
Well-known hymn-writer, Carolyn Winfrey Gillette, offers “A Hymn for Places Where War Leads to War.”
What does John’s Piper’s wishful thinking about his hero, Jonathan Edwards, tell us about Piper? Chris Gehrz writes on Patheos.
Beverly Gaventa pushes back against Hauerwas and Willimon’s controversial Christian Century article on pastoral care. The link to that piece, along with another reply are
Once again, the grab bag presents itself. Ten bits and pieces to sample. I hope at least one will make you smile or cry, wince
New York Times columnist Ross Douthat invites people to consider faith, saying that the advances of science and modern society make faith more plausible, not
How do surveys identify “evangelicals”? Who defines “born again”? Views of who will be saved may be most indicative.
