
My Articles
Dealing with Consumerism Through Biblical Asceticism
Let’s face it – there is a growing personal freedom that comes by living in [...]
Does Economic Freedom Lead to Consumerism?
A number of false conclusions are drawn by focusing only on outcomes. A common one [...]
Why Did the University of Notre Dame Fail It’s Own Christian Standards and Ideals?
Blogging is a rather amazing phenomenon. It has impacted politics, the church and almost everything [...]
Notre Dame and Big-Time Football: Something Isn’t Right in South Bend
It is a widely known fact that I love college athletics, especially D-I football. Why? [...]
A Global Survey of Evangelical Leaders: Unity Not a Major Concern
Newly released data from the Pew Research Center’s Forum on Religion & Public Life provides [...]
Bishop Kallistos Ware: “The Center of the Christian Message”
A few months ago Christianity Today editor David Neff did an interview with Orthodox Bishop [...]
John R. W. Stott: An Appreciation
Perhaps no evangelical thinker and writer has more influenced me over the last 45 years [...]
New Hope for Treating Chronic Fatigue Syndrome?
I’ve shared before that I have had a 13-year struggle with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS). [...]
A Post-Christendom Ecclesiology
Looking over a thousand years of church history the Dutch theologian Hendrikus Berkhof asserted, “For [...]
Can Faith Be Both Biblical and Flexible?
I referred a few days ago to the dangers of labels; conservative and liberal. I [...]
Josh Hamilton: An Icon of Grace in a Game of Skill
Texas Rangers superstar outfielder Josh Hamilton has won an MVP award and played in the [...]
Fr. John Corapi: Scandal in the Catholic Church?
Fr. John Anthony Corapi is a 64-year old Catholic priest who is well known to [...]
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