Christian Higher Ed for a New Era
It is undeniable that we face challenging times, yet those of us serving in Christian colleges and universities should be encouraged.
It is undeniable that we face challenging times, yet those of us serving in Christian colleges and universities should be encouraged.
Christian singles look towards heaven not because it will be a place of singleness, but because it will be the greatest marriage imaginable.
The recent horrors in Nashville have left Christians around the world brokenhearted.
The decline of Protestant higher education is manifest.
The moment calls for a more robust, confessional and denominational ethos.
The Negative World calls for a vastly different strategy for the survival and flourishing of Christian institutions.
The pursuit of “science” unhitched from an ordered cosmos, the pursuit of knowledge and domination unhitched from a moral guide, is a dangerous endeavor.
A Response to John Ehrett's critique of The Case for Christian Nationalism.
John Winthrop’s theory of inequality in A Model of Christian Charity provides an attractive framework for viewing inequality today.
Other than small bits of autobiography sprinkled throughout Tim Keller's works, there’s been little written about his influences. Hansen fills that gap.