Monthly Archives: January 2016

When we share the Gospel in a way that is deceptive, we strongly imply that the Gospel itself is deceptive.

Declutter your life in the new year: having fewer possessions can lead to finding greater joy in what you have.

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The point of both Enders’ book and the passage from 1 Corinthians is even that which is underrated is essential.

Good music for children doesn’t dumb anything down; it just uses simplicity and repetition to draw out universal truths.

Sports are a perfect plane for working out our understanding of God’s transcendence and immanence with relatively low stakes.

We may be broken, but ‘That Dragon, Cancer’ confesses that we are never alone nor without hope.

Erin Straza and Hannah Anderson welcome Merritt Onsa, creator of the Marriage Readiness Project, to discuss how Merritt has leveraged social media to break down walls to grow her ministry and spread her message.

Virtual reality offers the possibility of deliberate crafting of an alternate, idealized, or improved reality.

Tom King is giving us, through The Vision’s storyline, an opportunity to consider how the pursuit of our dreams could result in the destruction of our deepest values and convictions.

Cam is neither a hero nor a villain, just somewhere in between.

Wade and Kevin put 2015 to bed with a discussion of their five favorite television shows of the year.

Drew and Tyler chat with Matthew Loftus about the assumptions many have about the Black Lives Matter movement.

I wonder if maybe our own constant chasing of newness reflects a desire to escape our own mortality—an attempt to deny that we’re made of dust and to dust we will return.

What do Ricky Gervais and Donald Trump have in common? Neither one is afraid to speak his mind. How refreshing! Or not.

In his soulful, yet upbeat debut album, Jae Jin creates moving lyrics set to memorable tunes.