Tactless Christianity
All the knowledge in the world with no tact is worthless. A little knowledge with a lot of tact can change the world. “Handling” people. That is one of the hardest...
Do We Really Need to be Culturally Relevant?
(Lisa Robinson) Every Sunday morning, I am transported to another place in time. There are no contemporary aesthetics, only architecture and relics that scream...
Four Misconceptions About the Crusades: #3 The Travesty of the Fourth Crusade
This is probably the hardest misconception for me to write about. It is not so much that I am unsure about my leanings here, it is just that I have held to this misconception...
Theology Unplugged: Roman Catholicism – Part 6 – Purgatory
[display_podcast] Join Michael Patton, Tim Kimberley, JJ Seid and Sam Storms as they continue their series on Roman Catholicism by discussing the topic of Purgatory.
A Letter to (Some) Atheists
(please note: I did not create this chart so I am not responsible for misspellings!) Dear atheist, As I am sure you know, I am not an atheist. I am a Christian and I am very...
Four Types of Faith
There are four different ways to define faith. It is incredibly important that we, as Christians, don’t go wrong here. 1. Blind Faith: Faith is a blind leap into the...
A Summary of Justo Gonzalez's Visit to Credo House
I just sat down after a long day’s events. Phew! What a day. As part of the “Converse with Scholars” series at the Credo House, our special guest for an...
Four Misconceptions About the Crusades: #2 The Crusaders Were Greedy Opportunists
Misconception #1: The Crusades Were Not Provoked Misconception #2: The Crusaders Were Greedy Opportunists One popular history textbook talks about the Crusades as the...