The Story of the Bible Museum
I got a chance to walk through the Museum of the Bible’s exhibits that recount the content of the biblical story with my
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apologetics. cultural hermeneutics
Identity, Then and Now
Dr. Carl Trueman has developed a reputation as a church historian, and staunch defender of confessional Christianity, an ordinary working churchman, and a
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Three Modes of Christian Formation: Experience, Doctrine, and Liturgy
A year ago I attended a conference at Georgetown University in honor of the fiftieth anniversary of the Vatican II council. The conference, entitled
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Colbert on Faith: Logic Has Nothing to Do with It
Stephen Colbert is talking about his faith again, this time with Father Thomas Rosica, the Vatican’s English language spokesman for the Holy See and
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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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Saying It Anew: Preaching, Teaching, and Defamiliarization
(Above: a defamiliarized street sign in Montmartre) I have always been interested in how God’s Word is communicated in the Scriptures by the
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Tim Keller on Preaching in a Secularized Environment
While the nature and extent of secularization has been questioned of late (see this post on Peter Berger’s recent shift in thought), there
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The Summer of Our Discontent
I have a post entitled “What This Summer Taught Us about Humanity” over at On Faith that reflects on three public tragedies of the
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