I first heard Jared Wilson speak at a Shepherd’s 360 conference in Cary, North Carolina. I had heard of him prior to that, but had not engaged with his writings or heard him speak. He struck me as a speaker who was intently focused on the text and very self-aware. His self-deprecation about his “seeker […]
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Medicine has come a long way in the last hundred years. Think about how many diseases have been cured that in the not-too-distant past would have meant either death or a life of misery and pain. God’s common grace has enabled people to research and discover medicines and techniques that save lives and improve the
I’m not sure that there has been a more divisive subject in Evangelical Christianity over the last few decades than that of Calvinism and Arminianism. It has resulted in a veritable “Corinthian” standoff, with some chanting “I am of Calvin,” others hollering “I am of Arminius,” and another group standing in the middle piously chanting
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Have you ever picked up a book expecting to find a certain point of view and been completely taken off guard? I love books. I read pretty broadly and generally think I can peg a book by the author and the list of endorsements. When I see a book by a Christian radio personality, I
There has been a long-running debate in Christian circles over gender roles both in the home and in the church. This debate was one of the key issues in the conservative resurgence in the Southern Baptist Convention, and continues to be a major point of discussion today. Recently, Aimee Byrd wrote a book entitled Recovering
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