Denison Forum

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  How Stranded Astronauts Teach Us of Jesus' Journey to Earth Life doesn’t always make sense, and neither do God’s ways—yet that’s exactly why we can trust Him. Think about it: astronauts stranded in space is a problem we struggle to solve, but Jesus made an even... Jim Denison Dec 20, 2024
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  Why the Swiss Church’s AI Jesus Highlights the Need for a Real Savior A Swiss church has introduced an AI Jesus avatar, offering biblical advice in multiple languages, raising questions about the role of technology in faith. However, true transformation comes not from advice... Jim Denison Dec 19, 2024
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  The Spiritual and Ethical Dilemma of Canada’s Growing Assisted Death Program Canada’s Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) program saw a significant rise in 2023, with 15,300 people ending their lives through physician-assisted suicide, making it the country’s fifth leading cause of... Ryan Denison Dec 18, 2024
• Why Government Silence on Drones Is Fueling Fear and Distrust in Leadership Public anxiety is growing over mysterious drone sightings in the northeast United States, fueled by insufficient communication from government authorities and a lack of transparency. While officials insist... Jim Denison Dec 17, 2024
• Mysterious Drone Sightings Spark Security Concerns across the U.S. and Beyond Mysterious drone sightings over the U.S. and abroad have raised concerns about national security and technological vulnerabilities, with authorities unable to determine their origin or intent. As these... Jim Denison Dec 16, 2024
• Donald Trump Named Time’s 2024 Person of the Year Sparks Reflection on Life’s Choices President-elect Donald Trump’s selection as Time magazine’s 2024 Person of the Year highlights the reality that much of life involves navigating choices we didn’t make, from leaders to life circumstances.... Jim Denison Dec 13, 2024
• How a Dallas Cowboys Play Highlights the Dangers of Assumptions in Faith and Life A Dallas Cowboys football play serves as a metaphor for exploring human assumptions and misunderstandings, emphasizing the dangers of "unknown unknowns." Partial truths can lead to erroneous conclusions in... Jim Denison Dec 12, 2024
• Are Secular Traditions Stealing the True Spirit of Christmas? The cultural myth of Santa Claus is contrasted with the profound truth of Christ's incarnation, highlighting how secular traditions often overshadow the transformative presence of Jesus. Reflecting on how... Jim Denison Dec 11, 2024
• How Rejecting God's Image Leads to a Broken Society The societal implications of rejecting the biblical concept that humans are made in the image of God are examined, highlighting recent events such as public support for a murder suspect and cultural trends... Jim Denison Dec 10, 2024
• Notre Dame’s Reopening Highlights the Struggle between Faith and Secularism The reopening of Notre Dame Cathedral, a symbol of artistic and historical significance, highlights the tension between its cultural legacy and its diminished role as a place of worship in secularized... Jim Denison Dec 09, 2024
• What Syria’s Civil War Teaches Us about the Complexity of Good vs Evil The Syrian civil war, which had been quiet since a 2020 ceasefire, is heating up again. Rebel forces led by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) just took control of two major cities, Aleppo and Hama, catching... Ryan Denison Dec 06, 2024
• How Jesus Can Be Our Anchor When Life Feels Unpredictable Life’s unpredictability is on full display in the latest headlines, from a Supreme Court hearing on transgender youth to political upheaval in South Korea and the tragic loss of a CEO in Midtown Manhattan.... Jim Denison Dec 05, 2024