God’s work throughout redemptive history—namely Christ’s life, death, and resurrection—has definitive implications for the way we should view racial reconciliation.

What if it wasn’t the community who needed me and my church, but rather me and my church who needed that community?

In a world erupting with grief, fear, and wrath, sometimes prayerful silence is the best revolution.

Are humans situated in specific contexts meant to bear the weight of a world’s worth of grief and outrage?

The presence of polyamory among professing believers is yet another manifestation of a culturally accommodating Christianity that seeks to worship the Lord on its own terms.

The Bible gives us the necessary worldview and the essential principles needed for thinking through these issues with the right perspective. 

Central to our gospel presentation is the solution to the problem of sin, and if this sin is central to our hearer’s identity, we haven’t actually presented the gospel until we’ve brought it to bear rigt there.

These are just three symptoms of my ailment. I have to stay aware of them, because when I am not consciously and intentionally directing my gaze to the glory of Christ, I can very easily get swept up in the winds of political discourse.