How Secular Humanism Affects You
Secular humanism is the air we breathe. Perhaps it has infiltrated and poisoned us more than we know.
Seven Quotes for Times of Trouble
Trial, hardship, pain, and loss are universal aspects of human existence. We all experience them, but sometimes, we need encouragement along the way. These seven quotes will provide you with hope in the darkness.
Three Reasons Why Faithfulness Is Crucial for Christians
We love to talk about faith or love, but what about faithfulness? Jesus seemed to talk a lot about it. He even described the benediction by which we will enter heaven as, “Well done, good and faithful servant.”
Overcoming Spiritual Neuropathy
Christians endure spiritual neuropathy when they lose the sense of wonder, awe, and astonishment for the work of God in their lives – in other words, they can’t feel any more.
Liberal Arts and the Christian
Sometimes Christians get this wrong-headed idea that there is no value to anything that is not innately spiritual. Today I’m going to try to change your mind. I believe that as Christians we should embrace the ‘liberal arts’ – the branches of knowledge ranging from mathematics to astronomy, music to aesthetics, and everything in between. Here are three reasons why.
Is Violence Entertaining?
Is violence entertaining? Of course. Should it be? I’m not sure. Here are three conclusions that I have come to while considering violence.
War!
It is easy to live your life in the physical, but there is an immense spiritual war going on around us.
The Christian Life: An Interview
A few weeks ago, my friend Jacob asked to interview me and share the interview on his YouTube channel. We had a great time together, talking about God’s work in my life, the importance of the local church, challenges for Christians, and many other interesting topics.
The Dying Christian to his Soul
The Dying Christian to his Soul was written by Alexander Pope, an English poet of the 18th century.
Your HGTV Palace
HGTV: the home remodeling show where starry-eyed buyers find their dream home. What should Christians think about this?
