Meaning and Biblical Faith
Above: Rembrandt, “The Artist in His Studio” (c. 1628) Those who profess the Christian faith cannot rely on a general cultural literacy about
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cultural hermeneutics
The Work-Rest Balance
There is a lot of talk about the work-life balance and whether that balance is even possible. Work, after all, is a part of
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Scientific Romanticism in Interstellar
I have a piece at the Gospel Coalition this morning that is part review and part analysis of the film Interstellar. In short the
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The Wave Offering
Four reflections on the election last night: AP Photo 1. Political trends are true until they are not, and the same can be
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Biblical Inerrancy and the Greener Pastures Fallacy
I have a post over at the Christward Collective that deals with a few issues involved in the somewhat intramural discussion going on
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The Wandering Gospel
I have a post up at the “Leadership Journal” of Christianity Today (full article here) about an experience one recent morning before a
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Peter Berger’s Many Altars
The accomplished sociologist of religion Peter Berger has a new book entitled The Many Altars of Modernity, and a related blog post, in which
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Breaking Bad at the Emmys and Sin
On occasion of the dominance of the AMC series “Breaking Bad” at last night’s Emmy Awards, I thought I would re-post a little pop-culture theology
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North Philly
This image haunts my hard drive, popping up from time to time during file perusal. From a trip last year to north Philly.
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Human Responses to Death
“O death, where is your victory? O death, where is your sting?” (1 Cor 15:55) One response to death is to accept certain
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