Leadership Vision
Anyone who has read, listened to, or studied contemporary leadership theories knows that vision is touted as “the essential ingredient for successful... Read More
The Resurrection: More than a Giant Exclamation Point
The death and Resurrection of Christ together represent the pivotal event of the Christian Scriptures. In these two paired incidents are contained... Read More
New Faculty Book: “Augustus Hopkins Strong and the Struggle to Reconcile Christian Theology with Modern Thought” by John Aloisi
Dr. John Aloisi recently published a book on Augustus Hopkins Strong. Because of a grant, the book is freely available in PDF... Read More
When Your Authority Becomes Your Enemy
Post-Christian society is full of deniers—Christians unwilling to cede the loss of Christian influence and often unaware that this loss has irreparably... Read More
15 Signs You Are in a Loving Marriage
A while back I saw Oprah magazine had a list of 16 signs you may be in a loveless marriage (with the... Read More
What Shall We Think of Special Providence?
A few weeks ago Doug Wilson outlined a solution to the “problem of prayer” in the face of divine sovereignty by championing the idea... Read More
Review: Finding the Right Hills to Die on
I recently read Finding the Right Hills to Die On: The Case for Theological Triage by Gavin Ortlund. The concept of theological... Read More
Another Question of Discernment
In my last blog post I addressed the irrational distrust that is increasingly plaguing religious and political conservatives. Specifically, I suggested that... Read More
Seating the “King Jesus Gospel” in Its Historical-Theological Context
For as long as I can remember, there have been waves of concern within conservative Protestantism about antinomianism, roughly one per decade.... Read More
Singing the Christian Experience
Singing has evolved dramatically throughout Church history. And like many other cultural phenomena, it is evolving more quickly today. This gives our... Read More