God gave us the solution to help all the worthy causes. It’s not the individual Christian; it’s the collective church.
Like the unlikely hobbit carrying the fate of the world, I have found hope for “The Rings of Power” in the strangest of places, including the words of an atheist “Game of Thrones” writer.
Everyone thinks they know enough to be an expert on every subject. How can we fix that?
There is no “Get Out of Kindness Free” card we can play because we hold to the right theological beliefs.
We must constantly evaluate our own preferences and positions to see how they line up with Scripture, not how they line up with (or against) popular culture.
Christians need more convictional strength and less pure stubbornness, but what separates the two?
Recently, many advocates for abortion rights have expressed a desire to move away from the “pro-choice” label. They’re making branding arguments, but if you listen
Peloton and virtually every other company is selling what Christ has already freely offered us—a life of purpose and significance.
Intentionally posting movie or TV spoilers may flow from the same mentality that drives someone to join a cult.
Yes, fake news spreads fast, but may it never outpace the good news of the Gospel from the lips of Christians.
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