The Death of God

It hasn't been that long since I last posted, but I'd be remiss if as a Christian blogger I didn't write something for Holy Week!! In the mid-19th century, German existentialist/nihilist philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche famously declared "God is dead!". It wasn't a statement of ontology or about God's literal death--simply an aphorism for the supposed … Continue reading The Death of God →

God Cares About Theology (and the Church Should Too)

A.W. Tozer once wrote, "What comes into our minds when we think about God is the most important thing about us.” He wasn't far off. As Christians, our conception of God shapes the way we live, as well as how we reach out to other people. The discipline of theology is designed specifically to help us with … Continue reading God Cares About Theology (and the Church Should Too) →

Billy Graham and Cultural Engagement: A Lesson to Christians

I'm not sure I would be here if it wasn't for Billy Graham. I don't say that as a matter of mere sentiment, but as an objective observation. Although Millennials such as myself have only lived in the twilight years of Billy Graham's life and ministry, his influence on previous generations has reverberated down to … Continue reading Billy Graham and Cultural Engagement: A Lesson to Christians →