Are denominations inherently bad?

With this essay, I intend to make a reasoned case against using the ESV, particularly the 2016 translation. All translations come with...

Once, while haunting a used book store (as is my habit), I came upon a beautifully illustrated volume of Aesop’s Fables. In “Hercules and...

Have you ever wondered how you, as a Christian, came to know what you know about the faith? How has the truth of the life, death, and...

I wrote this poem as I felt the pull of life and death in my own heart, a meditation on the two trees in the Garden of Eden. The Scales...

What happens when we hope in alliances?

Recently, I walked through a season when hope seemed lost. I knew that I should pray, but I was so weak I couldn’t even form the words to...

If we are honest, there are days, even months or years, when we cry out to the Lord and he doesn’t seem to pay much attention. It’s most...

Born with a congenital intestinal malformation, two surgeries as an infant left me with a six-inch scar down the middle of my stomach,...

An interview with Dr. Blair Smith, Associate Professor of Systematic Theology at Reformed Theological Seminary in Charlotte, NC.

The poetic form reveals God's heart and speaks to ours.

When I see the world through the lens of mystery, I am always delightfully surprised.

A Short Reflection on the Ark Narrative in 1 Samuel 4-7:1 "God, in preliminary displays of power over the forces of evil, so often worked...

Recently, I asked a young woman what she planned to do after she finished college. She demurely answered that she was looking into...