Artists of all kinds (amateurs and professionals), participate by giving away at least one piece of their own original art work (any form of media/art) to the world through internet links during the Advent Season (Novemeber 27-December 24) as a Public…
Have you ever been standing in church and thought I’ve heard this before? or this word gets repeated a lot? or every song sounds the same! Well I have news for you: the answers are yes, yes and…
This is the fourth post on the subject of Creation Care, one of the five spheres of a Christian ethic of eating. Talking about eating ethically is absolutely necessary, but if there is not a practical…
This is the fifth post on the subject of Creation Care, one of the five spheres of a Christian ethic of eating. Here are some great resources to continue your exploration of creation care and ethical…
After months off from any major writing, I finally have some articles back in the pipeline. Two articles are finished and currently with editors, who have offered feedback. Having been out of the process for…
The old stereotype goes like this: Evangelicals read the Bible all the time. They all diligently do their quiet times and read their one year Bible plans every day rain or shine. Those people in…
Some of the most popular posts on this site lately have been Good Friday services I have written a couple of years ago. It’s that time of year again, to look ahead to Good Friday…
This is a special post in my continuing series on a Christian ethic of eating. In light of the beginning of Lent tomorrow on Ash Wednesday, I wanted to take the opportunity to explore the theme…
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 days. I needed some time to think…
I would like to invite you into a world of possibilities. Jeremy Begbie, a distinguished professor at both Duke Divinity School and Cambridge University, often says, “the arts are showing us over and over again…