Gabriel Gordon answers questions on his faith journey as well as on his newest release.
Discussing sin as being a part of our humanity is very prevalent. We find it in secular media as well as in the church. For example, when someone is horrified by a mass shooting, they might talk about the horrors... Continue Reading →
Evangelicals in general can be guilty of oversimplifying death as well as conflating hell with hades. This book, if read carefully, is a step in the right direction toward a more solid and robust theology of death, hades, and hell.
An element that seems to have been assumed throughout human history is the notion that the table is sacred; such a notion seems to transcend culture itself. While ours is a generation that can boast much about technological advancements and... Continue Reading →
