Culture • Christianity & Culture Eternal God, American Politics: Insights from Luke Dr. Guy Waters | 14 min read In the United States, we have the privilege of living under a government elected by and accountable to its citizens. We also have a history of robust civic engagement in... Continue Reading
Culture • Christianity & Culture Daniel in Babylon: An Adaptive Strategy Dr. Peter Lee | 11 min read In 1 Peter 2:11, the Apostle Peter describes Christians as spiritual “sojourners and exiles” heading to their heavenly home. Living in a sinful world, it is expected that Christians will... Continue Reading
Culture • Christianity & Culture Joseph in Egypt: A Man for All Seasons Dr. Bruce Lowe | 13 min read Bruce Waltke, in his brilliant Genesis commentary, points out that “the account of Jacob” from 37:2–50:26, the final toledot of Genesis, maps God’s unifying of Abraham’s line. Here God makes... Continue Reading
Culture • Christianity & Culture After the Flooding: Christian Community in an Election Season Liz Edrington | 12 min read I recently spent a week staying with some of my dearest friends. Their kids are ages five, seven, nine, and 12, and man, do they know how to get under... Continue Reading
Culture • Christianity & Culture Why Bother If It’s All Going to Burn Up Anyway? Rev. Dr. Bill Fullilove | 13 min read Many moons ago when I was in college and dinosaurs roamed the earth, as a relatively new Christian, I was an environmental studies and public policy major, something that was... Continue Reading
Culture • Christianity & Culture Actually, You Can’t Have It All: Finding Contentment in Life’s Limitations Erin Rodewald | 11 min read When I was a teenager, my parents became Amway distributors. This was an interesting turn of events, especially for my father who was a dedicated college professor on the weekdays... Continue Reading
