Looking Back, Looking Ahead It didn’t take very long to jump back into the swing of things in 2019. For the last week or so, I tried to...

What are the Christian expectations for government? What does Christian doctrine assert regarding out political and social leaders? In my...

It's been fun to read people's lists of posts from 2018. Whether it's Challies' top Christian blogs and bloggers of the year or David...

By now you’ve probably heard about Lauren Daigle’s comments last week. In an interview on the Domenick Nati Show, Daigle was asked...

Do a quick survey of books and sermons in the last few decades, and you will quickly notice a fascination with the word "radical." To...

Well, for starters, it’s awfully insensitive. After all, aren’t these the people you’re trying to reach with the gospel? Offending them...

There is nothing I like more than a good comparison. Whether framed as metaphors, similes, or a good ol' parable, comparisons are...

Blogging through the Coddling of the American Mind has been one of my favorite series of posts. A big part of the reason is I think it’s...

There’s a bright spot in The Coddling of the American Mind. Despite the mountain of negative trends that have brought us to this point,...

It’s not every day you read something thoughtful about President Trump. Most of the analysis is so outraged, skewed, and focused on...

Get ready for free-range kids. It turns out a lot of the trends in the colleges and universities can be traced back to parenting. In The...

In July of 2018, Dr. Christine Blasey Ford brought forth accusations of sexual assault against Judge Brett Kavanaugh just days before his...

So the whole world’s gone crazy. The only question is, what are we going to do about it? The first step is to find out what caused the...

Now things get interesting. While there is a lot to learn from Jordan Peterson, and his tremendous - at times, unlikely - success, there...

One of the lingering lines in The Coddling of the American Mind is this bedouin proverb: I against my brothers. I and my brothers against...

Last week, Laura and I got to see Jordan Peterson on his 12 Rules For Life tour in Kansas City. It was one of the best nights I can...

Victimhood is a fascinating, if heartbreaking, social trend. There is a difference between victimhood and being a victim, of course....

I’ve noticed something about American Christianity; everybody’s worn out. Part of it has to do with our high-paced non-stop social media...

Well, what does it make me? We all know the phrase, what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger. It’s a perennial favorite in football...

Christians are all of a sudden in love with the idea that it’s ok to do the wrong thing as long as it ultimately leads to the right...