Bible and The Ballot
We have interviewed Tremper Longman III about his new book “The Bible and the Ballot” concerning Christians and politics. How do we flourish in a politically divisive environment, and try … Read more
We have interviewed Tremper Longman III about his new book “The Bible and the Ballot” concerning Christians and politics. How do we flourish in a politically divisive environment, and try … Read more
What is our worldview and how does it affect how we view our bodies. Matt Burford interviews Nancy Pearcey about her book “Love Thy Body”.
This series of blogs has been spurred by the apparent conflict between scientific styles of reasoning and faith. But we have had to do a lot of “throat-clearing,” defining terms … Read more
Matt interviews Sean McDowell and Brett Kunkle about some of the big issues that youths are dealing with in today’s culture. Screen time, digital media, and how we deal with … Read more
Dallas Willard reminds us that Jesus tells us to take his yoke upon us, learn from him, and we will find rest for our souls (Matthew 11:28-30). This does not … Read more
Matt Burford interviews Travis Coblentz and Joel Schwartz about Christian belief. Travis and Joel are regular contributors on our website, as well as Travis being our Executive Director. Travis and … Read more
The work of Dallas Willard has been a great source of understanding for me in this. Willard draws from Aristotelian ideas of virtue formation to help us do this. For Aristotle, one of the key means to become a virtuous person is to do the things that virtuous people do. As Christians, if we want to see the world as the Triune God does, then we should try to do the things that Jesus did.
Neil Shenvi joins us on our podcast to talk about Intersectionality, Critical Theory, and Critical Race Theory. How should we think about these theories and can we use them in … Read more
With Christians, Dallas Willard made the case in multiple places that discipleship is too often treated as an optional good for those who are really committed. The mindset is that actually living out the principles of the Sermon on the Mount are only for those “super-Christians”, clergy, or even no one, showing us how far we are from God.
Review So far in this series of blogs, we’ve looked at the problem of faith and talked about how faith is used in contexts that are not necessarily religious, as … Read more