I finished Brett McCracken’s forthcoming book Hipster Christianity: When Church and Cool Collide a few days ago and decided to sit on it and let it steep for a few
My wife and I were driving to go get some ice cream last night when we saw a bumper sticker that started a conversation about Christ’s role in our lives.
It is important when discussing the problem with adult baptism or infant baptism to first and foremost realize that baptism does not happen in a vacuum. Whether a church practices
The Curator Magazine published my article on acedia today (link). An excerpt: Once, after feeling awful for a few days but not thinking it was the flu, I sat up
I wrote in my prayer journal last week: “The God of majesty is our God. Not mine, not yours, but ours.” I think when we worship or pray our flesh
I had a discussion with my father a few weeks back when he told me he had read this book called The Reason for God by Tim Keller that articulated
In my previous post I summarized the main points in the case for adult baptism. Now that I have laid those out, I would like to sketch out the case
The wait is over! The Matter Anthology from Matter Con 2009 is now available for pre-order, bringing together the many thought provoking presentations from the conference. Peter Rollins writes in
