Faith • Biblical Reflections The Morning Star Hugh Whelchel | 4 min read This article was written for the Institute for Faith, Work, and Economics, of which Hugh Whelchel is Senior Fellow & Founder. On one of our family vacations, we stopped and... Continue Reading
Faith • Biblical Reflections Redefining Greatness: Up and to the Right or Down and to the Left? Rev. Rob Yancey | 8 min read On the treadmill last week, at an hour when only werewolves and swim parents are awake, I listened to Pete Scazzero’s Emotionally Healthy Leader podcast and heard him say, discussing... Continue Reading
Faith • Biblical Reflections Should Christians Be Revolutionaries? Mark 8:27-38 Dr. Bruce Lowe | 9 min read This is a somber article to write, simply because its issues are very close to home. January 6th has just passed, a second anniversary of when rioters stormed our nation’s... Continue Reading
Faith • Biblical Reflections The Passage No One Preaches at Christmas Hugh Whelchel | 10 min read The Slaughter of the Innocents in Matthew 2:14 is one of the most misunderstood stories in the New Testament. The few pastors who do preach on this passage spend most... Continue Reading
Faith • Biblical Reflections You’re Taking My Grandkids Where?: Mark 6 and the Cost of Discipleship Dr. Bruce Lowe | 13 min read Imagine your kids and grandkids “need” to move away, such that you no longer get to see them regularly, that you miss seeing them grow up. This is never easy,... Continue Reading
Faith • Biblical Reflections Insiders and Outsiders in Mark’s Gospel: Mark 4:21-34 Dr. Bruce Lowe | 10 min read Bible readers often imagine Matthew as the most ‘get-out-there-and-tell-people-about-Jesus’ gospel of the four gospels. Why? For one very good reason. Matthew’s gospel climaxes with the famous Great Commission: Now the... Continue Reading
