A Greater Hope
I guess I’ll never learn. I wake up in the morning and read the headlines and they’re always the same – that is, they seldom deal with anything of real… Read more »
Category: Christianity
UnBelievable (Part III)
I’ve read a couple of articles by Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra of The Gospel Coalition and I really like her style. It’s thorough, well thought out, and readable. I especially liked… Read more »
UnBelievable (Part II)
In the course of my writing, I often work through things that are more observations and thoughts in progress – not fully-formed ideas. These come with a lot of assumptions… Read more »
UnBelievable (Part I)
I was just wandering about some articles when I spotted a link to research on global Christianity growth in the century between 1910 and 2010. Lots of numbers, but one… Read more »
More of the real thing…
One of the advantages of living in Korea is that I don’t have to watch US television commercials. I’m not a big broadcast TV watcher anyway, but that might be… Read more »
A Stubborn Refusal
I love the city of San Francisco. Been there many times. It really is beautiful, and I don’t think it’s as bad as a lot of people are making it… Read more »
Evidence
I know some people who see God in just about everything they encounter, and I see others who see him not at all (and yet claim to believe in him… Read more »
Recommendation: J. Warner Wallace
Some time ago, I listed the books I would recommend for a basic grasp of Christianity. Among them were a couple of books by former homicide detective J. Warner Wallace… Read more »
Have a nice day…while you can.
It’s been a while since I’ve read anything by Carl Trueman. He’s not a household name or anything — he’s a professor at a small college — but I’ve always… Read more »
Start
This is the song that starts one of my riding playlists. It’s the perfect song to start the new year. As usual, I encourage you to listen. This is a… Read more »