Our society is terrible at disagreeing well. Unfortunately, Christians are no better. How do we learn to disagree like a Christian? Here are five steps to help.
How do you disagree like a Christian? Read Post »
Whenever I read or hear words like “resist the Spirit’s leading,” my first instinct is to cringe.[1. Unless I’m reading
The Spirit always works through the Word Read Post »
I’m tired of evil. That sounds a little silly, I’m sure. But here’s what I mean. I’m tired of seeing
What’s the first step? Read Post »
I am always consuming books, whether they’re physical, digital or audio. Every month, I like to share a breakdown of everything
What I read in July Read Post »
I am continuing my slow (very slow) trek through John Frame’s Systematic Theology. I can rarely get through more than
The secret of cultural change Read Post »
I am always consuming books, whether they’re physical, digital or audio. Every month, I like to share a breakdown of everything
What I read in June Read Post »
I remember dreading the moment when we’d have to start reading Shakespeare during my seventh grade English class. I could understand
What do you need to know before reading (or writing) a play? Read Post »
Well, it finally happened: production issues caused the first-ever delay on Reading Writers. (Look for that tomorrow.) Instead, today, I’m
Five random thoughts on things I’m reading right now Read Post »
Jesus is more popular than ever—but which Jesus? Today, I’m joined by Dan Darling, author of The Original Jesus, to
[Reading Writers] Dan Darling on reading to engage the culture Read Post »
I’ll admit: there are times when I’m a bit jaded about cultural renewal, at least in how it’s presented to
