Perhaps you haven't heard, but Harvard has installed an atheist as president of its chaplaincy program. Yes, you read that correctly. At Harvard, the school founded in 1636 by Puritan colonists to ensure the Christian literacy of future pastors ...
Over many months, I've been absorbing the remarkable thinking of Carl Trueman, author of the best-selling analytical text on our current cultural crisis, The Rise and Triumph of the Modern Self...
One thing I find attractive about Christianity is that it has a basis in reason, logic, and discoverable truth. What do I mean? It holds up under critical thinking ...
How do you define success? Most Americans tend to "crunch the numbers" to determine if they've been successful. But, are numbers really the best (or most appropriate) way to gauge success?
Charles Haddon Spurgeon is often called, The Prince of Preachers. But the first time I heard his name, I wasn't thinking sermons ... I was thinking sardines. His name made me think of three kinds of fish ...
