Writing from My Brokenness
I do suspect that soon, I will get back to writing more material focused on stabilizing hope. I have those days and I have those thoughts. Deep inside me there is great...
Does Prosperity Teaching Deny the Gospel?
(Lisa Robinson) As a follow up to my last post On Shai Linne and Judging False Teachers, I’ve been reflecting on the underlying problem with the teachers represented in...
On Shai Linne and Judging False Teachers
(Lisa Robinson) In case you haven’t heard yet, Christian hip-hop artist Shai Linne has released a single through Lamp Mode Recordings called Fal$e Teacher$. The track...
The Asphyxiation of Hope: Matthew Warren (1986-2013)
I got the news on the road to Florida. My family and I, along with my mother, are in Florida for the Gospel Coalition conference. After this, we will head directly to Dallas,...
Is everyone really “entitled to their own opinion”?
People today are fond of certain pet phrases and repeat them often. In the context of disagreement and debate about things considered divisive, controversial and/or personal,...
Theology Unplugged: Roman Catholicism – Part 9 – The Mass (Part 3)
[display_podcast] Join Michael Patton, Tim Kimberley, JJ Seid and Sam Storms as they continue their series on Roman Catholicism and finish their discussion of the Mass....
The Miserable Christian Doubt
Everyone doubts their faith to some degree. If they say they don’t, they are either lying, they don’t take their faith very seriously, or God has had increadible...
How to Preach a Sermon Even When You Are Not Sure What the Passage Means
Convictionless churches are empty churches. Sure, it may be cool these days to be noncommittal. Sure, backing off and saying that you “could be wrong” is...