Sought-after speaker, author, and pastor Tim Keller was to be awarded the Abraham Kuyper Prize from Princeton Seminary this year when it was instead recinded. Reasons? No, it was not a sex-scandal. No, Keller didn't "fall from grace." Rather, Keller... Continue Reading →
May we never forget the prayer of our Founder, gleaning from its wisdom, drawing up from its strength. May we daily quiet ourselves as we pray: Our Father who art in heaven: Hallowed by Thy Name Thy kingdom come, thy will... Continue Reading →
This Christmas season I studied John 1, falling in love with John's simplistic and creative depiction of a God who becomes (hu)man. Here we encounter a God who chooses to enter our world, engaging with our "worldly" culture (at least... Continue Reading →
During these past months I have read some very absurd claims on social media from both a more “liberal” type of Christian and those deemed “conservative.” On the liberal side, I read a fellow Christian I greatly respect make the... Continue Reading →
Much word count by the apostle Paul is dedicated to the reconciliation of different ethnic groups (mainly Jews and Gentiles). To Paul, his Messiah and Lord wasn't crucified simply to reconcile humans to God but rather God went a radical... Continue Reading →
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