Monthly Archives: June 2011

“I cannot know for sure whether Mark Richt is preparing to be fired or has actually seen a “hole” in his Gospel”

“I have to make the following case: I’m not a traitor, I’m just stupid.”

What do we do when our fellow Christians engage the world in all the wrong ways?

“Glorifying justice instead of the big score, Criminal is a different take on the heist film.”

“This growing up and ‘owning up’ to problems in your past is a major theme in the new album, according to Hull.”

In a new series, Jason Morehead explores one of the seminal books about the interaction between Christianity and culture.

“My greatest hope is that church leaders would be forced to think carefully about how they care for, counsel, and encourage the marriages in their congregations.”

“As citizens of the kingdom of heaven, we are called to a different rhetoric or strategy of contending for the faith.”

Worldview analysis is all the rage these days, but is it the best way to engage culture?

“We, as individuals, are the worst offenders, because we are constantly sending out messages about who we are, who we wish we were, and who we want others to think we are.”

We share our favorite pop culture finds from across the internet, which is slowly becoming human.

“I was naive, blind, thoughtless.”

Because otherwise, my life is way too comfortable.

“Perhaps the social construct of the home and all our fears about security and acceptance are just signposts pointing to something much bigger . . .”

“Can a movie about terrorists who have very real intentions to harm others also be very funny?”