Bad Religion, Good News by Scott Bessenecker
The church has always carried a paradox at its heart. It proclaims the good news of Jesus Christ while being populated by people who often fail to embody that good news. For many Christians today, […]
The church has always carried a paradox at its heart. It proclaims the good news of Jesus Christ while being populated by people who often fail to embody that good news. For many Christians today, […]
If there is one word that defines much of the modern church, it may be fragmentation. Congregations divide over politics, race, worship styles, theology, and social issues. Christians increasingly sort themselves into communities of like-minded […]
As I write this review, the United Nations Climate Change Conference is meeting in Dubai to discuss what action is necessary to curtail human influence on climate change. The news coming from the conference is […]
When I was growing up, there was this anti-drug program that advocated “Just Say No to Drugs.” Police would come into schools or churches with small amounts of various drugs, show you what they looked […]
A few months ago, I came across a 1980 debate between then-Presidential candidates Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush. I was floored with how both Republican candidates spoke about the need for open borders to […]
Over my years in ministry, I found myself accidentally an Anabaptist. Most of this had to do with practical theology and shifting political alignments in my own personal philosophy that led to an increased emphasis […]
When We Belong is a story about Christianity on the margins. Not on the margins of faith or of faithfulness, or on the margins of God’s love or grace, but a Christianity on the margins […]
I went through a Left Behind phase growing up. Read the adult books before the kids books. Read the prequels and sequel and non-fiction associated the Tim LaHaye School of Prophecy. Eventually even went to […]
I saw a photo the other day of a police officer writing a person experiencing homelessness a citation for experiencing homelessness while the tagline “SERVE AND PROTECT” was prominently emblazoned on the police cruiser in […]
There’s an old apologetics story, meant to get people to think critically about their concept of God that goes something like this: During a flight, a man asks his seatmate what he does for a […]
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