This year, given recent events, the celebration of our nation’s birth will likely be a bit more muted than in years past. Revisionist efforts like the 1619 Project are attempting. . .
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Yesterday, Washington Post reporter Sarah Pulliam Bailey published a very interesting piece on how policymakers, ethicists, and religious leaders are thinking through the apparent dilemma of practicing extreme measures to. . .
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Like many around me, I have thought about what is required of the Christian in a time of national crisis, much like the one presented to us with COVID-19. . .
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A lot of news has circulated around Kanye West’s very public conversion to Christianity. Though we should be overjoyed at the news that Kanye West has become a born-again Christian,
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Saturday’s mass shooting in El Paso is an unmitigated tragedy. What we know at this point is that, once again, a shooter was guided by a naked white supremacy and. . .
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Even before the Supreme Court exercised raw judicial power and wrongly redefined marriage, social conservatives predicted that removing the conjugal (or complementary) basis of marriage would leave marriage open to further redefinition. Their warnings were met with scorn by progressives, who believed that conservative fears were unfounded. . .
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On May 15, The Gospel Coalition published a very good essay by Neil Shenvi and Pat Sawyer arguing that critical theory is incompatible with Christianity. Considering the level of confusion. . .
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This afternoon I will participate in a moderated discussion on the Nashville Statement alongside Denny Burk, Preston Sprinkle, and Joel Willitts here at the annual meeting of the Evangelical Theological. . .
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There is a critical error in evangelical thought at present: An uncritical embrace of social justice and a heavy-handed disavowal of social justice. The task for Christians is to approximate. . .
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