God and Country Music: Tradition, Innovation, and Old Crow Medicine Show
“… to bring something timeless into a timely place and make it savory is to let that which is timeless change you.”
“… to bring something timeless into a timely place and make it savory is to let that which is timeless change you.”
The notion that the Tour’s honor system may be superficial is certainly disturbing.
“Most of the athletes competing in the Olympic games will come home to families and work and fade out of the spotlight that this season brings.”
“Pastors, especially evangelical ones, seem particularly vulnerable to ‘know it all’ syndrome.”
“Microtargeting puts us in danger of voting blindly for a candidate.”
Alan Noble sorts through a few half-truths about Chick-fil-A to show why proxy culture wars are bad for everyone.
A political narrative and a religious narrative help provide much needed historical context for the health care debate.
“We don’t shoot each other for religious or political reasons anymore–we shoot each other for no reason at all.”
What are we to think of the PSU sanctions?
“The way a church chooses to spend its time of worship will often answer questions before people even hear even one word of a sermon or doctrinal confession.”
Can Batman succeed at leveraging darkness to pursue the light?
“Regardless of political beliefs, we need to discuss, dialogue and ask questions instead of blacklisting.”
“Christmas in July assures me that Emmanuel is a year-round gift that transcends liturgy and history and makes all time extra-ordinary.”
“The appointment of Gen. Boykin by FRC reminds us that deceptive, radical, conspiratorial politics does not just happen at the fringe.”
Recent headlines provide the ingredients for a Christian litigant stew, and John Whitehead is stirring the pot.
Interestingly enough, there are companies emerging that offer us the ability to share the things that we aren’t using every minute of every day.
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