When we attempt to encourage people to grow in the faith, we like to leave out the more difficult aspects. We want to make it as pleasing as possible. However, that is not the truth of the Christian faith. We do a disservice to Christ, ourselves, and those we mentor if we breeze past the […]
An interesting inside look at what one Christian professor thinks other Christian professors should be doing at their schools, both secular and Christian. Good thoughts to keep in mind for not just professors, parents, and students, but for Christians in all careers.
HT: Nathan at Conservative Reformed Mafia
Years ago, Stan Grenz wrote about the theological implications of the differences between modernism and postmodernism. He used the original Star Trek (modernism) and Star Trek- The Next Generation (postmodernism) as examples. That use of well-known entertainment productions helped explain a major cultural issue and its impact on Christianity.
Likewise, when The Matrix came out, its theological themes provided plenty of […]
How does a Christian balance a daily schedule with the call to “…encourage one another daily, as long as it is called Today” (Hebrews 3:13)? How do we “…contend for the faith that was once for all entrusted to the saints” (Jude v. 3)? How do we obey the Great Commission of making disciples (Matthew […]