The Gospel and the Ethics of Work
July 14th, 2016
“The topic of workplace ethics necessarily covers more than just the way in which we treat the people that we work with, but our entire goal in what we are trying to accomplish and the way in which we... Read More
For the Perpetually Single Christian
July 11th, 2016
“No matter what the world says, you don’t need to find another person to complete you, for you are made complete in Christ.” When I asked Scott Mehl if there was anything he’d like me to write abou... Read More
What if I Stumble?
June 22nd, 2016
If you were a Christian coming of age in the 90s, it’s likely that your most prized CD was DC Talk’s Jesus Freak. You wore that moniker proudly, maybe even had the T-shirt. You didn’t care if they lab... Read More
The Golden State Warriors and Church Leadership
April 28th, 2016
“Even though our super-star, celebrity-driven culture has the tendency to search for a single player to pin a basketball team’s success on, that’s just not consistent with reality. Basketball doesn’t... Read More
A True Friend Stabs You In The Front
April 12th, 2016
You’d think a friend would be someone that doesn’t stab you in the back. Oscar Wilde, a playwright from the last generation, disagrees. True, a friend does not stab you in the back. But a friend is... Read More
How to Disagree
March 31st, 2016
If anyone should know how to disagree well, it’s Christians. In his three years of public ministry, Jesus disagreed with pretty much everybody at some point. Yet he did it in such a way that he neve... Read More