Opinion

• To Serve God Well, We Must Look at Our Past, Present, and Future In order to serve God fully we must be deeply connected to our past, cognizant of the future, and most importantly, rooted in the present. Only through that lens can our service be complete. Aug 03, 2020

  

  To Serve God Well, We Must Look at Our Past, Present, and Future
• Burning Bibles in Portland and Two Sentences Every American Needs to Hear How can we make God’s offer of redemption in response to our repentance more available and attractive to those who need it? Consider two sentences I believe every American needs to hear. Aug 03, 2020

  

  Burning Bibles in Portland and Two Sentences Every American Needs to Hear
• Pastor or Parrot?: Lessons from the Coronavirus Pt. 11 While we all must navigate the issues of race, sexuality and gender, criminal justice, political divisions, and other markers of our fallen human nature that dominate this cultural moment, pastors face expectations that many of... Aug 03, 2020

  

  Pastor or Parrot?: Lessons from the Coronavirus Pt. 11
• If the Future Belongs to the Fertile, We Might Not Have One According to the BBC, the rate of population growth is plummeting and is expected to drop below the rate required to maintain a stable population by 2100. Jul 31, 2020

  If the Future Belongs to the Fertile, We Might Not Have One
• Why America Is So Conflicted over the Pandemic In the midst of this cultural conflict, Christians should adopt Jesus’ command to “love your neighbor as yourself” (Matthew 22:39) as a guiding principle. Here’s how I understand this command to relate to the pandemic. Jul 31, 2020

  Why America Is So Conflicted over the Pandemic
• Anti-Semitism, the Oldest Hatred Though anti-Semitism often doesn’t receive the attention or the unanimous condemnation that other forms of racism do, the Anti-Defamation League reported 2,100 incidents of assault, vandalism, violence or harassment against... Jul 30, 2020

  Anti-Semitism, the Oldest Hatred
• The Compelling Power of Character in Chaos Just as people judge Islam by Muslims, people judge Christ by Christians. As a result, we must strive to be the people we want others to become. If we will seek God’s help every day in manifesting the "fruit" of his Spirit and... Jul 30, 2020

  The Compelling Power of Character in Chaos
• How John Lewis Fought Anti-Semitism In 2003, Rabbi Jeffrey Salkin met with congressman and Civil Rights activist John Lewis to discuss relations between the Black community and the Jewish community in Atlanta, Georgia. Jul 29, 2020

  How John Lewis Fought Anti-Semitism
• A Schooling Renaissance? Many parents are saying that online school as it is now, is not working. Many are stuck juggling their own work-from-home jobs with their kids’ school needs. While some health and government officials warn that a return to... Jul 29, 2020

  A Schooling Renaissance?
• How Being 'Guests' Liberates Us to Speak Biblical Truth In these days of cancel culture, those who oppose biblical truth have unprecedented means of attacking Christians.  At the same time, we are clearly called to be Jesus’ “witnesses” where we live and around the world (Acts... Jul 29, 2020

  How Being 'Guests' Liberates Us to Speak Biblical Truth