Lingering in Church Graveyards
A vision for the future church as local, restful, and holy—as an antidote to our helplessly online age.
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The Psychology of Connection: Why We Feel 'undone' When Our Relationships Break
Can we ever exist fully as ourselves on our own, or do we always depend, at some deeper level, on the presence of another person
Hunger Isn’t Conversion: How to Disciple the New Wave of Religious Young Men
Gallup s recent findings deserve more than a passing glance They deserve our prayerful attention
America’s Real Crisis is Biblical Illiteracy: A Civilizational Problem
I have become increasingly convinced that the central problem confronting both church and culture is not merely moral rebellion against biblical truth, but widespread unfamiliarity with it
Trapped Between ‘The Art of the Deal’ and ‘The Art of War’
Contributing writer Rodney Kennedy argues that Trump's war against Iran, like his entire presidency, is an exercise in blowing things up. He has shown that he is a demolition expert, not a deal maker.
Justice Clarence Thomas Just Issued a Warning Every American Needs to Hear
Just in time for America s 250th birthday, Justice Clarence Thomas has ignited a national conversation about America s founding principles
The Most Dangerous Person in Your Church (Hint: It’s Not Always the One behind the Pulpit).
The most dangerous person in an unhealthy church isn t always the one behind the pulpit Sometimes, it s the one behind the scenes who says nothing at all
Aliens, UFOs and the Demonic: Thinking Like Christians about the Weird Stuff
Vice President Vance is in a growing company of those, including many Christians, who are fascinated with aliens
Trump’s Assigned Verse in Bible Marathon Is Red Meat for Christian Nationalists
The choice of ‘Two Chronicles’ is not a coincidence.
Our Desires Need Discipline, Not the Ease of AI
In a world fleeing the body, Christianity teaches us how to form our desires.
