Author, Speaker, Canadian
What kind of person should we want to be as Christians? Ultimately, there are two words that best describe the ideal: convictional and kind. Let’s explore what that means in this article adapted from my book, I’m a Christian—Now What?: A Guide to Your New Life with Christ.
I didn’t know Timothy Keller personally. But through his public ministry, he gave me two great gifts—that aren’t just for me, but for us all.
Modesty is a common topic in evangelical circles, especially when summer arrives. But are we understanding & addressing it the way we ought? Here are a few thoughts to guide us as we navigate the subject.
The problem of evil has challenged us for thousands of years. Every evil confronts us with this dilemma. How can we answer the problem—and what does Scripture say to guide us?
Christians should read the Bible regularly. But we tend to focus on small amounts. Here’s why we should try reading bigger chunks too.
Did Jesus claim to be God? While many have spent their careers trying to prove that he didn’t, Jesus’s own words tell a different story.
What is the purpose of Christian ministry? While there are many different nuances, our pursuits are to have one radically single-minded end: to make known the “glorious riches of this mystery… which is Christ in you, the hope of glory” (Col. 1:27).
The resurrection of Jesus is central to Christianity. But for many people, it is a stumbling block—something too difficult to belief. But what would we lose without it? In a word: Everything.
How can we live faithfully when we feel stuck between two evils? Christ doesn’t call us to choose between two bad choices. He calls us to a better way.
Are we right to call the death of Jesus good news? It might seem strange, but it is good news because Jesus’ death is God’s love on display.
