Expelling the Poison
There are days I would love to ignore the rest of the world—to stay off Facebook, leave the television screen blank, and toss the newspaper in the recycling bin unread. […]
There are days I would love to ignore the rest of the world—to stay off Facebook, leave the television screen blank, and toss the newspaper in the recycling bin unread. […]
In my service at Covenant Offices over the past twenty-seven years in three different roles, I have had a front-row seat watching this fellowship move from being a small obscure denomination wondering about its missional impact to being a small obscure denomination that fights above its weight class. […]
Like many families throughout America, we watched Billy Graham’s crusades on television […]
In the days following Billy Graham’s passing last week, there have been a slew of articles opining on his life and legacy. […]
Lingawe Sarah Singa, a 19-year-old junior at Lycee Vanette, the girls’ high school at Karawa, had died […]
In April of 1992 I was brought to the United States of America; I was six months old […]
I think a lot about artificial intelligence, in part because so much sci-fi uses AI as a dystopian horror trope. […]
In their wonderful new book, The Pietist Option, Covenanters Mark Pattie and Chris Gehrz frequently cite Dale Brown, a major historian of the Pietist movement. […]
All my life I’ve been an avid reader, and as a long-time blogger, I’ve built up an online community with other writers, many of whom
The saying goes, “You are only young once, but you can be immature forever.” The Apostle Paul understood that a maturing life with Christ is not inevitable. […]
