Christianity in the public square — discipleship, culture, politics, and what a biblical worldview demands of us in the real world.
“Bless Israel and God blesses you.” That reading of Genesis 12:3 shaped a generation of evangelicals, and younger Christians worldwide are questioning it.
I read Plato's Republic as a young man and found it noble. Reading it again, it felt less like ancient theory and more like a description of where we now live.
Jesus said make disciples, not fill rooms. What the Great Commission is actually asking of a church, and how far the two have drifted apart.
A multi-book series that walks through biblical events in the company of the people who lived them. An introduction to The Kingdom Unveiled.
Let me start with a confession. As I write this, I am staring at four glowing rectangles: a 27-inch monitor, a 24-inch monitor, a MacBook Pro, and an iPad. To my right sits an iPhone 16 Pro Max that cost more than my...
I grew up hearing conflicting stories about the bombings that emptied Baghdad's Jewish quarter. What the evidence actually shows, and what Christ does with a divided past.
Some insist Christians must still keep the Sabbath as Israel did. Rest is a genuine gift written into us, but a gift and a requirement are not the same thing.
I was taught that believing the right things about Jesus was what saved you. Then the real world leaned on my tidy boxes, and I had to ask what truth even is.
Every headline says the world is falling apart. Sunset and sunrise look alike until you know which way is east, and Christians have reason for hope.