I’m sick of school shootings. And so is our country. This is evident by the discussions that always follow mass shootings, like the most recent one in Parkland, Florida. On the one hand, we need to talk about legislation and policies to prevent such violence in the future. But we must remember that most of […]
Culture
Meet the Man Who Befriends White Supremacists, Causing Hundreds to Leave the KKK
Some people enjoy gardening and collecting stamps as hobbies. Daryl Davis, a black man, musician, and believer in Jesus, befriends white supremacists. Daryl Davis’ first encounter with racism came at the age of ten while marching in a Cub Scout parade. A white crowd threw bottles, rocks, and pop cans at Davis, the only black […]
Ten Questions Christians Should Ask of Their Entertainment
“But,” says one, “are we not to have amusements?” Yes, such amusements as you can take in the fear of God. Do what Jesus would have done.” —Charles Spurgeon We live in an unprecedented age of entertainment. The average American spends over ten hours per day in front of a screen. Never before have we […]
Tim Keller’s 5 Uncover Lectures at Oxford Inter-Collegiate Christian Union
Pastor and author Tim Keller is a hero of mine because of the way he preaches Christian truth in our secular age. In 2015, Keller presented the Uncover lecture series at the Oxford Inter-Collegiate Christian Union. His five topics share how only Christianity can satisfy core secular values of freedom, satisfaction, identity, hope, and meaning. […]
Thinking Biblically About Transgenderism
Dr. James Anderson of Reformed Theological Seminary (author of What’s Your Worldview) recently spoke on the topic of “Thinking Biblically about Transgenderism” and shared the following eight theses: 1. How you think about transgenderism will depend on your anthropology which in turn depends on your broader worldview. 2. The mainstream narrative on transgenderism has been […]
