ARTICLES & OPINIONS

Both society and the church are experiencing an erosion of trust and increasing division, because both are playing the same game.

If the church of tomorrow is to become the envisioned "world church" it must embrace the totality of humanity as God's masterpiece.

Part one in a set of entries chronicling my return to Roman Catholicism

A primer on the difference between those who've come to faith and those who have assumed a faith.

The leadership priority is becoming a vocational idol in the contemporary American church.

I see the prioritization of End Times stuff in large portions of the church to be both frightening and recklessly inappropriate.

Is the “good news” that we can be saved? Or is the gospel according to Paul really teaching us that we have been saved?

My staunch opinions were grounded in assumptions about the alternatives, based in how they were represented by my tribe, my echo chamber.

Facing complete irrelevance or total demise, the American Church is playing victim, again. It's not the time.

If I earn my church's ire because my faith doesn't match their politics, so be it. I love my church enough to risk it not loving me back.

Christianity Today's editorial, calling for the President's removal, whipped up intense evangelical rebuke. But it hit at something spot on!