"…and the truth will set you free"
You ever wonder why the traditional family is generally associated with Christianity? It’s certainly not unique to Christians, but the further our culture gets from religious faith, the less it values marriage and children. Meanwhile, Christians are still quick to hold up family as a blessing from God. That makes sense, given how family is … Continue reading The First Command
This summer, I attended a writers’ conference in St. Louis, where the keynote speaker opened the event by describing our artistic talent as a product and reflection of God’s. He encouraged writers to use our talent God so that we might point others to Him. God, he said, is the first and greatest artist who … Continue reading He’s Got the Whole World in His Hands
Some people complain because the Bible doesn’t spell things out plainly enough. Recently, I heard a popular atheist on YouTube (where all the great intellectuals can be found) declare that God would’ve organized things better if it were really from Him. In response, let me take a shot at what an organized treatment of the … Continue reading The Roman Road
In The Last Battle, C. S. Lewis writes about a desperate king of Narnia who still believes in Aslan, the great lion and Christ figure of the story. When a group of dwarves asks him to reveal Aslan to them, he responds, “Do you think I keep him in my wallet, fools?” This illustrates two … Continue reading In the Beginning…
No, this isn’t about George Strait. (Some of you won’t get that joke, but it’s irrelevant.) This is about something deeper, and if you read through to the end, I expect you’ll be surprised at least once. Imagine you’re offered a suite in an expensive mansion. The owner gives you everything you need and shows … Continue reading The Fireman
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