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Satan in the Public Square: Keeping Things in Perspective
Sarah Flashing
January 15, 2014
If you haven’t already heard… Members of the Satanic Temple have unveiled their design for a 7-foot-tall statue of the
Sarah Flashing
Sarah Flashing is a freelance writer and speaker in the areas of theology, apologetics and Christian ethics. She is the author of “Preparing Women to Walk Worthy of the Call” and writes at SarahFlashing.com. She has written for The Gospel Coalition, Solid Reasons, Servants of Grace, Christianity Today, and the Christian Apologetics Alliance. Sarah is a graduate of Trinity Evangelical Divinity School with an M.A. in Christian Thought (2005).
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How the Ploy of Tolerance Does Violence to Virtue
Sarah Flashing
September 21, 2013
As theologians, apologists, cultural analysts or what have you, we quickly identify the frailty of charges of intolerance when they
Worldviews in Conflict: Secular Spirituality’s Hearthold on Women
Sarah Flashing
May 9, 2013
The Bible never promised that sharing the gospel and making disciples would be easy. What we are told is that
The Apologetic Value of a Theology of Work
Sarah Flashing
May 4, 2013
Continuing my studies in the thought of Dorothy Sayers, she never ceases to amaze me at her very common-sense approach
Avoiding Spiritual Treason
Sarah Flashing
May 3, 2013
In an address at a conference on social reconstruction, Dorothy Sayers had these strong words (among others) to say about
Are The Creed The Cure For The Chaos?
Sarah Flashing
April 27, 2013
Cultural engagement is essentially the objective of gospel preaching and the ministry of apologetics. Ultimately both are about conversion, seeing
A Gracious Defense: How Do You Do It?
Sarah Flashing
April 22, 2013
Campus debates, academic conferences, scholarly journals—these are some of the places where apologetics is engaged by the Church’s well-equipped defenders.
Women in Ministry: Between the Pulpit & the Kitchen
Sarah Flashing
April 19, 2013
Almost every day the debate simmers over the role of women in the church, a topic that appears to me