Winsomeness Can Be a Virtue or a Vice
Winsomeness is sinful when you shift from winning some in a God-honoring way to selfish people-pleasing.
Do It For the Kids
Pilgrims fled the negative world and rejected the neutral world for the hope of building a positive world; and they did it for the kids.
Politics and The Fall
Certain aspects of how God made the world do not cease to be operative simply because sin has twisted and deformed those institutions.
The Christian Imperative of Political Decentralization
This effort will be a massive, long-term project because most radical manifestations of expressive individualism threatening us are the culmination of centuries of intellectual trends.
The Moral Outrage Game
It appears that our most bitter political divisions are over what we all truly should consider morally outrageous.
The Problems of Christian Nationalism
What is really at issue is strategic how much influence is warranted in the political environment, and tactical, the right electoral appeal.
At the Front Line of the Culture War
My current institution is in shambles, and I’m looking for a school to call my own.
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.
A Resilient Church on the Fringe
Strategies for a church hated, targeted, institutionally weakened, and financially poorer.
The Scandal of the Evangelical College
The moment calls for a more robust, confessional and denominational ethos.
