The following post is a review of the book by Palestinian minister Munther Isaac. The organization I work for, Scholar Leaders, has partnered with and supported Dr. Isaac over the years. The review below is written by my colleague Juliany González Nieves for InSights Journal, which is available for free online along with the other articles from that issue. I've…...
Read MoreThere's a War at Christmas too. How should we pray? My colleague from Scholar Leaders Taras Dyatlik says we should pray like Daniel. Taras is a continual source of encouragement to me from afar as he shows me what war tested hope and tear stained joy look like. Take a minute to read his reflection and say a prayer for…...
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Read MoreYou have to be a fan of eighties television to appreciate this title. Kirk Cameron was one of the child stars on "Growing Pains," a widely popular sitcom back in the day. Many people know him better for his outspoken Christian witness as an adult. I shared on social media that I appreciated his wrestling with the doctrine of Hell…...
Read More"Now as myth transcends thought, incarnation transcends myth." —C.S. Lewis I know you're turned off by the Church for a bunch of reasons. I probably agree with you more than know. There's a lot of junk that gets associated with Jesus. I'm tired of it too. But what if Christmas is still pointing us towards something true? Would you…...
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). ⊕ A Prayer for Peace from a Rocky Boat on…...
Read More One: We have room in God's presence (John 14:2) Two: We will one day see Jesus (John 14:3) Three: We can know God (John 14:7) Four: We can serve God (John 14:11,12, 21) Five: We can talk to God (John 14: 13) Six: We have the Holy Spirit (John 14:16,17,26) Seven: We have the peace of Jesus (John 14:27)…...
Read MoreFeasts reveal more about us than we may realize. Most Americans think of the holiday we affectionately call Thanksgiving primarily in terms of the dinner, a meal which takes on average seven hours to make and only sixteen minutes to eat. But as we see in the book of Acts, sincere gratitude is disruptive. Have you ever shared something good…...
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