Fruits, Foundations, and the Christian Worldview
One of my favorite things about the biblical text is the way God meets us in the simplest, yet most..Read more
Recent Episodes
Maos vs. Moms: A Battle for the Ages
Mao Zedong held more sway over more people than arguably any other person in history, yet, when the final accounting..Read more
Greta Thunberg and the Road of Good Intentions
When religion and politics travel in the same cart, the riders believe nothing can stand in their way. Their movements..Read more
Leashing the Dogs of War: War and Christianity, Part Two
[Editor’s Note: This is the second in a monthly series discussing the relationship between the perennial issue of war and..Read more
After 9/11: C. S. Lewis & the Lessons of Pain
We live in the shadow of fallen towers. For anyone who was watching TV that day, 9/11 is indelibly seared..Read more
The Novelty of White Supremacy
Last week, we posted one or two articles addressing the issue of interracial marriage and its place in the Christian..Read more
Christian Pacifism’s Achilles Heel: War and Christianity, Part One
The Missing Condemnation of the Sword in New Testament Writings
With the US going into its 18th year of war in Afghanistan and the growing possibilities of a greater conflict..Read more
Hiroshima, Nagasaki, and the Limits of Human Understanding
With 10,000 years of human history in the books, there is rarely a day that can go by that is..Read more
In Search of Liberty
English History, Human Nature, and the Christian Worldview
Understanding how we came to be the “Land of the Free” points us in the direction of retaining our liberties..Read more
Evangelicalism: Whence? Whither?
Finding the Theological Truth in the Cultural Chaff
Are you an evangelical? For some folks, this is pretty easy to answer: “No!” For others, it’s a bit more..Read more