Culture • Popular Culture Capitalism, Fascism, and the Wisdom of J.R.R. Tolkien Matthew Dickerson | 13 min read As last century wound to a close, author and scholar Tom Shippey published J.R.R. Tolkien: Author of the Century, one of the most important works in the field of Tolkien... Continue Reading
Culture • Christianity & Culture Cultural Apologetics for the Next Generation Skyler Flowers | 12 min read A college minister at our local university recently told me a story that shocked me. The university is an SEC school in the Deep South, a part of the country... Continue Reading
Culture • Current Conversations How the Gospel Transformed an Arabic Church in New York City After September 11 Johnny Estephan | 5 min read When the towers fell on September 11, 2001, the whole world changed. But for the Arabic community in New York City, the aftermath was felt in particularly painful ways. Fear... Continue Reading
Culture • Christianity & Culture “Designed to See Light”: Appealing to the Conscience in Apologetics and Evangelism Skyler Flowers | 12 min read We are unavoidably moral beings. Perhaps from a Christian view, Western culture today appears to cast off morality or celebrate immorality, and in some cases that might be true. However,... Continue Reading
Culture • Christianity & Culture A Mosaic in the Making: The Indefatigable Hope of Rev. Matthew Anderson, D.D. Rev. Matt Lietzen | 18 min read After taking the podium as the Presbyterian Church in America’s (PCA) first African-American Moderator on June 13, 2018, Rev. Dr. Irwyn Ince, Jr. gave a brief speech wherein he shared... Continue Reading
Culture • Popular Culture “The Hobbit” and Compassion (in an Increasingly Compassionless World) Matthew Dickerson | 9 min read “A sudden understanding, a pity mixed with horror, welled up in Bilbo’s heart: a glimpse of endless unmarked days without light or hope of betterment, hard stone, cold fish, sneaking... Continue Reading