Jocelynn is an eleven-year-old girl who up until now attended Gainesville Intermediate School in Texas. She no longer attends. She had been bullied by other students who would tell her that they would send ICE on her and her family,... Continue Reading →
A look at the reactions to the USAID shutdown. Is there an appropriate biblical response?
The gospel was never about making us comfortable.
In January of 2021, I was honored to talk with Dr. Dennis R. Edwards about his work on 1-2 Peter, his new book Might From the Margins, as well as the state of modern American evangelicalism. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ekUNS5OHVxA&t=184s We discuss what... Continue Reading →
In her new book African American Readings of Paul, Dr. Lisa Bowens delves deeper into the theology of many in the early African-American Church, in particular their view of Paul's letters.
RIchard Wurmbrand describes one Christmas Eve in a Romanian prison during the communist regime.
Joel Osteen, The Gospel, & Human Suffering In December I began reading through the latest book by Joel Osteen, The Power of Favor. The pastor of one of the largest megachurches in America, Osteen is no stranger to controversy. I am... Continue Reading →
Questions That Matter 