Jesus and a Sinless Life: A Statistical Impossibility
A sinless life is not merely a biblical claim It is a mathematical impossibility
Opinion
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My Christian experience with secularism and its ‘holy grail’
Believers require a fresh realization that the Christian faith does provide existential and intellectual fulfillment, and makes reality intelligible Secularism should be criticized for its ...
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Dangerous liaisons: Nicaragua, China and Catholic integralism
Such naivety, to put it charitably, was a reminder that a minority of Christians will always be susceptible to the temptation to secularize the Kingdom of God and the charms of repressive governments ...
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If what you do is gone, who are you?
If everything you ve worked so hard for, everything you ve poured hours and effort into, was stripped away and taken from you, where would that leave you
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What is church-centric Bible translation? It’s reaching Muslims and occult followers
Imagine every disciple in every people group with unhindered access to excellent translations of the Bible and biblical resources
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Prayer walking can revitalize a church. Do you believe that?
The problem is not enough churches are emphasizing this spiritual discipline Those that do are seeing powerful results
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Spiritual snooze button: ‘God can wait!’
Do you hear your alarm going off Or are you determined to keep hitting the snooze button up until the moment you stand before Christ on Judgment Day
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My agonizing question after Nigeria’s presidential election
We should be praying for the Kingdom of God to come quickly Purely earthly political aspirations will not change a thing
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7 signs of failed Christian leadership in business
We have the extraordinary opportunity to co-create with the God of the living Universe what greater adventure is there than that
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In Haiti, big money for orphanages can endanger children
The Haitian government has fallen, almost completely There are no more elected officials remaining
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From a progressive Christian antagonist to an orthodox Christian advocate
Last week, a remarkable email was forwarded to me by my staff It was from Sarahbeth Caplin, someone I had previously interacted with when she was a hostile, progressive Christian writing for an ...
