Exeunt Levi (Summer 2001- April 17, 2014)
After nearly 13 years of service as a watchdog, babysitter, food moocher and friend, Levi Redd yesterday slipped the bonds of wakefulness in
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Why pursue the wise life?
The work of Jesus reconciles us to a God who desires to rule and have his rule known in every facet of our
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God is Not Fate
Dear Reader, I would just like to mention a few things about God that might help when life drives you to question his
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Centrality of the Atonement: a Lunch Conversation
Apologies for the technical difficulties: this was posted several weeks ago but was then accidentally deleted. Now back to the blog already in
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On Faith’s new home at faithstreet
My piece on Breaking Bad and what it teaches us about sin ran after the show’s finale last fall. Since then, The Washington
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Discovering Christ in the OT
This is from an interview conducted at last year’s Gospel Coalition conference that Matt Smethurst posted this morning. The interview by Matt Mellinger
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Patient Interview with Abortion Provider
I am grieved to be reminded of the reality of late-term abortion in this country. This interview reveals nothing new other than the
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Evangelizing about Climate Change
A slightly strange story on persuading friends to be more concerned about climate-change in this morning’s Post. As an exercise in comparative methodology,
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Brooks on religious experience and representation
I think that the disparity between actual religious experience and its representation does great damage to our national discourse. David Brooks does a
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Most and Least Bible-Minded Cities
The American Bible Society spent seven years asking “a random sample of more than 46,000 people nationwide if they had read the Bible
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