The Art of Neighboring
To say we live in interesting times is probably the biggest understatement. Life as we have known it up until a few weeks ago, has cha...
I think my least favorite phrase for 2020 will be “an abundance of caution.”
Like you, this week, I’ve turned on the news every morning to make sure the zomb...
These are extraordinary times. The Coronavirus pandemic is just about the only thing talked about in the news, and we're surrounded by a culture of fear, stress...
In this episode, Debbie and Josh return to discuss "Peace"—after a very challenging month of their life. Drawing from Scripture and personal trials, they dive i...
I’ll never forget the day I discovered I was a racist.
We’d just moved to St Louis, and I was trying to connect with area forums online. I wanted our church ...
"You have heard that it was said, 'You shall love your neighbor and hate your enemy.' But I say to you, Love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you, ...
If you’ve spent even a little time watching the news on television or looking over the headlines of your magazine—or even found yourself waiting in a long line ...
How is God's glory related to God's design of man as male and female? How does being an image maker, one who is either male or female, relate to the good of man...
It's been a while since Hulk Smashed TheologyMix.com, but I'm back with a list of things Hulk is thankful for this Thanksgiving.
Hulk Thankful for Arminians
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Thanksgiving is a spiritually dangerous time of year.
Why? Because this is a season when many of us put our joy, happiness, peace, and contentment in very un...
Anyone remember Bizarro? He was an imperfect take on the perfect Superman introduced in DC Comics. In fact, Bizarro World not only had Bizarro-Superman but also...
At four, my daughter begged me to teach her to read. Anticipating her enjoying all the books I had as a little girl, knowing her imagination already conjured sc...
