You can add my name to the long list of people who are dreading this election season. Like you, I've grown tired of the radioactive rhetoric and the polarizing partisanship. How can we make to November and beyond? G.K. Chesterton once pointed out a particular burden for those seeking a better way. He said, “There is a corollary to the…...
Read MoreI stopped being embarrassed about my joy of sketching shortly after meeting Gilbert Keith Chesterton. The introduction was made by none other than Clive Staples Lewis, who, I later learned, was an amateur artist himself. Their company was joined shortly thereafter by Lewis's fellow Inkling, John Ronald Reuel Tolkien, a gifted illustrator in his own right (to name but one…...
Read MoreHere's Your Worldview Reader with links to articles, essays, reviews, & videos I consider to be interesting or important from a biblical worldview. Join me on the first & third Friday every month as I discuss topics from the post with Carmen LaBerge on My Faith Radio around 7:30AM (EST). ⊕ Shining in the Shadow of God ⊕ Church ⊕…...
Read MoreThe Apostle Paul describes the believer as an artistic creation when he says, "For we are God’s masterpiece. He has created us anew in Christ Jesus, so we can do the good things he planned for us long ago" (Ephesians 2:10). Others have pointed out how the Greek word translated here as "masterpiece" is the same word from which we…...
Read MoreI've written about the rap turned country artist Jelly Roll here before. His songs are filled with religious references from "Son of a Sinner" to his thoughts on prayer in "Favor" or his confession of "Hungover in a Church Pew." What would you do if a big buy like Jelly Roll with tattoos on his face sat next to you…...
Read MoreShe describes herself as a "Bible believing, powerlifting, cancer surviving, PhD astrophysicist." I've followed Sarah Salviander on social media for a few years and always find her stories interesting. Her recent post is worth consideration. "One thing I could not get past as an atheist was the lack of internal consistency of my worldview. When I began to question the foundation…...
Read MoreThe poet William Herbert Carruth, after extolling the beauty and mystery of nature, notes how humans respond in different, yet similar ways. Each stanza of his poem "Each in His Own Tongue" ends with a couplet containing the same last line. The first set ends with this contrast, "Some call it Evolution, And others call it God." Other stanzas juxtapose…...
Read MoreHere's Your Worldview Reader with links to articles, essays, reviews, & videos I consider to be interesting or important from a biblical worldview. Join me on the first & third Friday every month as I discuss topics from the post with Carmen LaBerge on My Faith Radio around 7:30AM (EST). ⊕ The Miraculous Sermon I Have to Preach All the…...
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