Kids, Screens and Wisdom: Polly and the Screen Time Overload Review
Scott Hurst
March 2, 2022
I don’t enjoy all the books my kids ask me to read, but I love Polly and the Screen Time
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Comforting a Grieving Spouse
Kimberly Pitman
March 1, 2022
Your cell phone rings, and your glance informs you that your spouse is calling. You answer with the expectation of
In the Beginning God Created a Priest
David Schrock
February 28, 2022
A Pattern of Priesthood from the Beginning In the beginning God created a priest. And not just any priest, but
How the Gospel of Mark’s Image of Jesus as Spiritual Conqueror Teaches Christians to Battle Spiritual Conflict
Jacob Tanner
February 25, 2022
How the Gospel of Mark’s Image of Jesus as Spiritual Conqueror Teaches Christians to Battle Spiritual Conflict In the first
3 Ways Men Can Love Their Wives in Real Life
Kevin DeYoung
February 24, 2022
Lead These three verbs describe freely given love: lead, sacrifice, and care. Let me speak directly to men with each
Review of George Barna’s American Worldview Inventory 2020-2021: The Annual Report on the State of Worldview in the United States (2021)
Adam Rasmussen
February 23, 2022
Is America a Christian nation? Ever since Alexis de Tocqueville penned his famed Democracy in America, many authors have attempted
Kicking Guilt out of Generosity
Scott Hurst
February 21, 2022
Guilt drives most superheroes. In “Captain America: Civil War,” Tony Stark (Iron Man) generously funds the Sr. projects for every
Transformed by Theology
Parker Reardon
February 18, 2022
I’m sure you have heard people purport that doctrine is divisive, irrelevant, boring, or not practical. Yet, we must not,