“Come now, let us reason together,”
says the LORD.
“Though your sins are like scarlet,
they shall be as white as snow;
though they are red as crimson,
they...
Cultural engagement is a topic taken up by books, blogs, podcasts, conferences, and even sermons. How should Christians interact with the culture? Should we go ...
Chris Dunn is a specialist in Christian Education, and in today's episode he discusses the state of modern Christian Education in America – what it looks like, ...
It is rare that anyone ever writes a scathing book review while strongly favoring the topic of discussion within its pages, but here we are.
Some of you may ...
Once I was a thief… for about 6 times each week onstage.
A few years ago, I played Jean Valjean in a production of the musical Les Misérables. It was a life-...
In this episode, Josh and Debbie clarify some items from the first episode of the movies. We take a more in depth look at what movies can be, and how we can ge...
Christ came for sinners. We must not replace this truth with the veneer of some posh and polished version of redemption. I fear we’ve so sanitized Christianity ...
In this episode, Debbie and Josh discuss Christian movies—what they like, don't like, and how the genre could be better! It's not that they are against Christia...
A man asked me to meet him at Starbucks. He was probably in his late 60s or early 70s, and he immediately impressed me by riding his bike to our little meeting....
Part 3: Community
When I was a kid my best friend lived around the block from me. I would wander to his house almost every day to see if he was available to ...
Deb Wolf is the writer of Counting My Blessings: At the Intersection of Faith and Life. Deb grew up in a church. The doors were open; her family was there. She ...
“The Lord of Hosts is mustering a host for battle.” Isaiah 13:4
One day, I may write a book called “Errors of the Quiet Time.” It would be mainly autobiograp...
