Earlier this year, Christianity Today reported that, “a cynicism about leadership and authority is spreading in the church.” Scandalous behavior has been rampant, and heightened our distrust of Christian leaders. Earlier this month, an article suggested that the crisis in…Read More→
Nowadays it’s hardly received that, “Jesus is the answer.” It’s cultural now to think that Christianity is a personal preference that may answer questions for some but not necessarily for everyone. Cultural thought has keenly normalized objections to Christian faith….Read More→
Sunday sermons are perhaps the greatest opportunity for the Church. Think about it. Every week multitudes everywhere submit politely to a proclamation of a Biblical theme, with the anticipation of being instructed on how to live by faith in a…Read More→
Contemporary atheism is not simply a denial of all religions; it’s really an ideology. Conversations between atheism and Christian faith usually get frustrating for both, because the former’s ideology is restricted from considering what the latter claims. Christians should be…Read More→
The world is complicated, and living by faith in Christ is becoming increasingly challenging. Pressures to relinquish some of our treasured beliefs lurk everywhere, and believers are being tempted to negotiate with cultural trends. Indeed, spiritual and intellectual battles are…Read More→
As believers, we cannot allow ourselves to become immune to the ongoing sexual scandals of Christian leaders, and slowly begin to accept them as part of a normal path in redemption. If we are to continue to allow Christian leaders…Read More→