A Community of Joyful Exiles and Penitent Strangers
I have a post over at the Christward Collective about the dynamics of exile for the people of God living in a culture
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Public Expressions of the Gospel
Explicit public expressions of the gospel in popular culture are few and far between. We just do not see many public examples of the
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21 for 1
The public martyrdom of twenty-one Egyptian Christians on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea was surely intended to serve the strategic purposes of ISIS
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Resisting a Spirit of Lethargy
There is a story about the basketball coach who meets his star player off the court after a particularly poor game. “Son, are you ignorant or
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Christian Enslavement
Recent reports of Christians (and other groups) being forced into slavery in Iraq and Nigeria raise terrible questions about how Christian individuals and communities forced
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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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What Exile Means
This past summer there was a flurry of discussion (see here, here, and here, and over here) about the threat of a coming cultural exile facing the conservative
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The saints in Damascus
Here is the full text of my interview with Michael Gryboski of the Christian Post for this article – thanks to Michael for
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Does Old Testament prophecy speak to the conflict in Syria?
I was interviewed for this article on OT prophecy, particularly Isaiah 17, and whether it anticipates the current conflict. Meanwhile, Dr. John Scott
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