Does God Hate the Sinner?
In many evangelical circles, it is common to encourage Christians to “love the sinner, hate the sin.” Others disagree with that framework.
What ‘Tayvis’ Outrage Reveals About Our Collective Cynicism
"Tayvis" has taken the world by storm. But the amount of outrage centered on the couple reveals just how cynical we have become.
When Evangelicals Get Into the Right Kind of Trouble
Some churches are facing legal opposition after attempting to provide shelter to the unhoused. This is a battle worth fighting.
4 Encouragements for Christians This Election Cycle
While it's important to steward our franchise in this election, it’s even more important that we steward our witness.
Christian, Don’t Accept Every Invitation to Outrage
Lil Nas X is again on the minds of evangelicals with the release of his new single, “J Christ,” which is part of his new “Christian era.”
Harvard, Plagiarism, and the Moral Relativism of Tribalism
As Harvard president Claudine Gay steps down amid accusations of plagiarism, public discourse about it reveals much about cultural tribalism.
Living Quietly Is More Important Than ‘Doing Big Things for God’
Growing up, I was often given the sense that unless I was attempting to "do big things for God," I was somehow wasting my life. I don't think that was fair.
Was Jesus a Refugee?
Seemingly every Christmas, Christians argue over whether Jesus was a refugee. Was he? And does it matter if he was?
Why I’m Not an Abortion Abolitionist
While I'm staunchly pro-life, I am not an abortion abolitionist. Here are several reasons why that is the case.
The 10 Most Helpful Books I Read This Year
Here are, in no particular order, 10 books I read in 2023 that I found to be the most helpful and insightful.
