My mom is super Christian. I mean that in a great way. She has spent…
During the last year of my undergrad education, I wrote a letter to the President…
I love Ecclesiastes. For a book of the Bible, It’s just so raw. Solomon, supposedly…
One of my favorite songs, “Helplessness Blues” by Fleet Foxes says, “I was raised up…
My grandparents have always been fighters. When they met, he was a high school dropout…
My stepfather loves giving advice. It’s as if he has an advice-giving compulsion that drives…
When things don’t go as planned, we need a theology that meets us right where we are—in the mess of pain and disappointment. Fortunately for us, we have one.
Any time national leaders get shuffled around, there will inevitably be talk in some Christian circles about the “antichrist.” But the Bible only references the “antichrist” a few times in Scripture—and never in relation to world leaders. So what are we missing?
Last week, NASA landed a nine-foot-long, 2,000-pound robot named Curiosity on the surface of Mars by lowering it from a flying rocket–powered sky-crane after it traveled 350,000,000 miles through space. No big deal. But at the root of this far-out exploration are the questions we’ve been wondering since space exploration began: Is life unique to Earth? Are we the only ones looking to the stars?