God's Purposes for Our Work
The world's view of work is that it is a necessary evil, that our jobs should make us happy, and that income defines a person's worth. What was God's original intent in ordaining work? How much has the world's view of work seeped into your thinking?
The Evangelical Reformed Movement: A Comeback
Where some Christians fret over the loss of Christian consensus in America and the growing ranks of the religiously unaffiliated, we see great opportunity. The demise of nominal Christianity opens new possibilities for genuine discipleship.
The Surprising Offense of God’s Love: An Interview with Jonathan Leeman
Christian love is offensive because it is willing to offer the socially awkward word of rebuke. Christian love is willing to risk stepping on someone’s toes because you don’t want to see them continue heading down the path of sin and self-destruction.
Francis Collins stands at the very summit of the scientific community -- and he is headed into a public controversy over the use of human embryos in medical research.
According to the Pew Research Center teens and twenty-somethings are “less religiously affiliated” than previous generations. To be specific, one in four Americans age 18-29 do not affiliate with any particular religious group.
Matthew 24:37‑41 is a key passage some Christians use to justify an escapist theology, approaching this world with a “Why shine the brass on a sinking ship?” attitude. But a closer look at the context reveals a few flaws in this kind of thinking.