FEATURED ARTICLES
My Review of the new BBC & Netflix production: Troy: Fall of a City
The Iliad explodes in its first lines like a spurting artery: “The rage of Achilles — sing it now, goddess, sing through me the
Holding the tensions of Memory and Moment
Whenever I engage deeply in memory, I am reminded of CS. Lewis's comments about the poet Wordsworth and the illusions of remembering and the
The Re-Enchantment of Life: why cultural celebrations matter even if they have pagan roots
There’s an argument in some religious circles that hunting for brightly colored easter eggs, chasing fluffy bunnies and yellow baby chicks, gorging on chocolates
CULTURE
My Review of the new BBC & Netflix production: Troy: Fall of a City
The Iliad explodes in its first lines like a spurting artery: “The rage of Achilles — sing it now, goddess, sing through me the
The Re-Enchantment of Life: why cultural celebrations matter even if they have pagan roots
There’s an argument in some religious circles that hunting for brightly colored easter eggs, chasing fluffy bunnies and yellow baby chicks, gorging on chocolates
The Easter Battle of 733
Every Easters, I hear folks getting uptight or asking questions about the legitimacy of Christians participating in coloring eggs, eating chocolate bunnies and holding
POLITICS
My Thoughts on Chain Migration and the Religious and Political Debate
Immigration, Refugees, Border Wall and National Security are some of the most divisive issues on the front burner of the American Political landscape. This
Southern Baptists, the Alt-Right & Pentecost
My thoughts on the Southern Baptist Conventions resolution denouncing the Alt-Right racism and white supremacy/nationalism. I think the final version of the SBC Resolution is
Dave Rubin interviews Tommy Robinson on the Islamization of the West
Dave Rubin interviews Tommy Robinson (author and activist) to discuss his views on Islam, immigration in the UK, Pegida, his experience in prison, the attacks
RELIGION
Holding the tensions of Memory and Moment
Whenever I engage deeply in memory, I am reminded of CS. Lewis's comments about the poet Wordsworth and the illusions of remembering and the
The Three-Barbed Hook of the Devil
You might be burned out on church, ministry or even Jesus, because you’ve taken the bait of the three temptations of Satan. After almost
Theoden, Pastors and the Plight of the Church
Last night I had the privilege of preaching at the Union Gospel Mission and witnessed another mighty haul of fish in the net.