For a brief time, we were trying to highlight important stories that you might want to read.  We tried to give you that on a daily basis, but the reality of our day jobs got in the way most days.  So, let’s try this again.  We’re going to see what if we can maintain a...

By Michael Berry: Paradox: par•a•dox; noun: something (such as a situation) that is made up of two opposite things and that seems impossible but is actually true or possible. Born in the late 1970’s, my earliest childhood memories were formed during the 1980’s.  Accordingly, I experienced the tail-end of what was known as the “Red...

By Brian Tromburg To avoid confusion, I want to be clear that repentance is what all Christians are called to—both men and women, young and old. Since this the case, this message can be helpful to everyone, but I want to place the emphasis on husbands and fathers. I want to zoom in on why...

By Jeremiah G. Dys, Esq. There’s been no little buzz about the Grammy’s this past weekend.  From Taylor Swift being attacked to Natalie Grant walking out to that odd mass wedding thing Latifah officiated over.  There was plenty for the talking heads to yap about and more than enough fodder for Facebook to need to...

Michael Bird. Bourgeois Babes, Bossy Wives, and Bobby Haircuts: A Case for Gender Equality in Ministry. Grand Rapids: Zondervan, 2012. By Griffin Gulledge Michael Bird is one of the most entertaining theological writers I have read. Having reviewed a section of his systematic theology, Evangelical Theology, only weeks ago as well as having become a regular...

By Luma Simms Gospel amnesia ushers in idolatry and vice versa. It is imperative that we discern, expose and destroy the set of idols that tempt us within our Christian subculture. In his sermon, The Grand Demythologizer, Pastor Timothy Keller uses the text from Acts 19:23–41 to discuss the discerning, exposing, and challenging the idols...