A better term than social justice
Everyone has words that make them shrivel up inside when they hear or read them. I always want to lose my
A better term than social justice Read Post »
Everyone has words that make them shrivel up inside when they hear or read them. I always want to lose my
A better term than social justice Read Post »
Why does the church exist? Is it to clothe the naked, feed the sick, liberate the oppressed? Is it wrong for churches
The primary (and peculiar) task of the Church Read Post »
In February 2015, I had the opportunity to be a part of the TruthXchange 2015 Think Tank, “Generational Lies; Timeless Truths”.
Are our creeds really the problem? Read Post »
My day job exposes me to a great deal of literature and communication from “activist” Christians—folks who are very (VERY)
No kingdom builders or co-redeemers required Read Post »
My latest article at Christianity.com: Caring for the poor isn’t easy—but it also doesn’t need to be overwhelming, at least
Five ways to help the poor (that really do help!) Read Post »
The role of women continues to be a question that looms large. In business, politics, education and countless other arenas,
Book Review: Half the Church by Carolyn Custis James Read Post »
It seems like everywhere you turn, people are asking the same question: How do you work for justice without undermining
Working For Justice without Undermining Evangelism Read Post »
“Do we really believe [Jesus] is worth abandoning everything for?” asks pastor & author David Platt in his new book,
Book Review: Radical by David Platt Read Post »
Title: Outlive Your Life Author: Max Lucado Publisher: Thomas Nelson (2010) Some time ago, I was in the president’s office
Book Review: Outlive Your Life by Max Lucado Read Post »
Francis Chan is the bestselling author of Crazy Love and Forgotten God. Until recently, he was also the teaching pastor
Truth and Lies: Francis Chan – The Truth and the Lie in Social Justice Read Post »