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Immigration, Nationalism , & the Way of the Cross: a Conversation with Cody Cook

In the wake of Trump's second term, the American church was split down the middle. I sat down with a theologian four months after the start of Trump's second run, delving into his own political journey & his thoughts on the future of the American church.

Reactions to the USAID Shutdown: Is there a Biblical Response?

A look at the reactions to the USAID shutdown. Is there an appropriate biblical response?

Recovering From Biblical Manhood & Womanhood: Introducing Aimee Byrd

Is Jesus the model for masculinity? What about female disciples? A look at Aimee Byrd's Recovering From Biblical Manhood & Womanhood.

Guardrails, by Alan Briggs (book review)

Director of Frontline Church Planting (located in Colorado) as well as a pastor at Vanguard Church (Colorado Springs), Alan Briggs offers an interesting read on church planting and discipleship. Guardrails: Six Principles for a Multiplying Church (NavPress, 2016) proves to... Continue Reading →

Go, by Preston Sprinkle (book review)

With wit and clarity, in his new release Go: Returning Discipleship to the Front Lines of Faith (NavPress, 2016) Preston Sprinkle argues that we have lost touch with what Biblical discipleship is all about. Vice President at Eternity Bible College (Boise Campus)... Continue Reading →

The Issue of Gnosticism (part 2)

Paul and Jesus on worship While in many churches worship is thought to be solely about heaven and spiritual reality, Paul connects worship to the mundane of earthly existence: “Whatever you eat or drink do it for the glory of... Continue Reading →

The Issue of Gnosticism (part 1)

S Gnosticism is a term referring to an ancient way of thought which deemphasizes the physical (the human body, the earthly) while placing high value on the non-physical (the “spiritual” dimension). It crept into some Christian circles in primitive church... Continue Reading →

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