Dan Hanselman
The World on Fire: What Would Jesus Do?
I have never personally seen such division, hatred, and grief in my lifetime. It seems like America is intent on tearing itself apart right
Dan Hanselman
The World on Fire: What Would Jesus Do?
I have never personally seen such division, hatred, and grief in my lifetime. It seems like America is intent on tearing itself apart right
Sam Hardman
COVID-19 and Starving Orphans
Imagine being responsible for feeding twenty-three thousand orphans in a poverty-stricken country at a time when many parts of the global food supply chain
Sam Hardman
Battling Lust
How is it that we so readily fall prey to lust? Presumably we don’t wake up in the morning plotting how we might engage in lustful thoughts and lust-producing actions.
Sam Hardman
Things We Disagree with: Engage or Shun?
When we encounter things that we believe to be objectionable – ideas, images, music, film, etc. – how should we respond? In my most recent
Kevin Steyer
Strange and Dangerous Thoughts
In my studies I am required to read various authors who think strange thoughts. The most prominent in this category are pagan philosophers like Plotinus
Sam Hardman
Finding Goodness in Loss
The old adage, “absence makes the heart grow fonder,” is certainly not invariably true. Nonetheless it does convey a real insight about something deeply
Kevin Steyer
Romans 12
I was reminded this week of the reality that in the Body of Christ, the Church, we all have varied gifts, talents, and resources. My only aim in this post is to encourage you
Sam Hardman
What Lies Ahead
I have an image in my mind that, I think, serves as a sort of metaphor for where we are right now. We have a delightful UPS delivery man who is unfailingly pleasant and
David Feister
The Battle of Easter Weekend
We recently watched the 1990 Disney animated film, The Rescuers Down Under, with our kids. The story follows a boy named Cody, living in Australia, who is
Kevin Steyer
Praying for Our Leaders
Paul writes, in response to the problem of false teachers stirring up trouble at Ephesus: “First of all, then, I urge that supplications, prayers,
Kevin Steyer
“Three Acres and a Cow”
Although the phrase “three acres and a cow” was not coined by G. K. Chesterton, it was popularized by him in his book, What’s Wrong with the World. It
Sam Hardman
Be Alert and Lean in
Spiritual alertness is necessary at all times, but perhaps especially in times like these. Anxiety is high, we have to work harder at staying connected with people
Kevin Steyer
A Few Good Things
The coronavirus crisis facing the world is an opportunity for Christians to refocus on what is good. Many of us are locked in at home, not going out except in
Kevin Steyer
Sam Hardman
For Such a Time As This
Why am I here? Why now? Why in this time and place? I could have been born into some peasant family in ancient Gaul. Or not born at all. Why here and now? If God
Sam Hardman
Longing
“And they lived happily ever after.” What response do those words conjure in your soul? For the littlest children – and perhaps among the ever-diminishing number of
Sam Hardman
You who are both David’s Son and David’s Lord,
how greatly we need Your mercy!
The inclination of our hearts
to twist Your word in devilish self-service –
to exonerate
Sam Hardman
“…have you not read in the book of Moses, in the passage about the bush, how God spoke to him, saying, ‘I am the God of Abraham, and the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob’? He
Sam Hardman
Left vs. Right – Is Jesus a Moderate?
In politics we have the Right and we have the Left. We have the Conservatives and we have the Liberals. And so often people think that what we
Sam Hardman
Someone recently asked me about the short and rather shocking account at the end of 2 Kings 2 (vv. 23-25), so this is an attempt to summarize how I think this passage is to be