What I read in June
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 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 »
Today, the SBC Annual Meeting is hearing and voting on a resolution to formally denounce alt-right nationalism and the racism
Why denouncing alt-right racism is a no brainer (but necessary) Read Post »
Social media and clickbait culture have encouraged us to believe that we should comment on everything. But should we? I
No, you don’t have to comment on everything Read Post »
The Internet has never been a place where everyone holds hands and sings kumbaya, but, over particularly the last 24
Keeping sane in the clash of worldviews Read Post »
Today, it will be tempting for many to write a hot take or a think piece on the inauguration. Something
More powerful than hot takes, think pieces and outrage tweets Read Post »
The American political machine is a strange and frightening creature, at least from this Canadian’s perspective. Although I can’t participate
Well… that was not what I expected. Of course, I’m talking about the election, because really, who wasn’t watching that last
It’s all going to be okay 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 »
If there’s one thing that the 2016 presidential election in America is doing, it’s getting Christians thinking about their eschatology. Of
Is he (or she) the Antichrist? Read Post »
Yesterday, actress Lena Dunham boldly declared that if Donald Trump is elected President of the United States of America, she’s leaving America
Empty threats, release valves and a healthier way of dealing with fear Read Post »