During my time in seminary, I was asked the question, “Why is it important for Christians to develop the skill of thinking well or thinking properly?” It was a simple question and one I had not thought about. I never even thought there was a way to think well or
I think that one of major problems with people today is their focus on themselves. Society tells us that it is all about what makes us happy. We see this in postmodernist thinking where there is no absolute truth, only “my truth.” We also see this in pluralism where all
Since the global COVID pandemic hit in 2020, I have had many conversations with people about whether small online groups and online church services are effective means of facilitating spiritual growth.
I would like to discuss something we see every day, but often do not think about: connections. I'm going to talk a bit about ecologies, which, in layman's terms are the relationships between things and their environments. As Christians, many times we don't think
When thinking of practicing apologetics, many go straight to thinking about helping atheists or other religions such as Islam or Hinduism come to know that Jesus is the only way to salvation. However, many people forget about those practicing Judaism.
