Take a Knee? Bonhoeffer on Jonathan Issac’s Gospel Stance: Part 1
Jonathan Isaac of the Orlando Magic didn’t take a knee when he was expected to. This is a noteworthy event
Author: J. Truett Glen
Exploring the world of theology, ethics, and philosophy with a desire to learn and communicate wisdom. Husband of Ashlee; father to 4 daughters; seeking to honor Christ in all. I teach ethics online for Liberty University and am a PhD student at Evangelische Theologische Faculteit, Leuven. Globally engaging young adults.
Black Neighbors Matter
My family and I live in a house on the border between upper middle-class comfort and a vast impoverished segment
Two Black Voices: Assessing ‘Black Theology’
I did not plan on publishing this on June 19th, but it is not now lost on me as to
Let them Rage: The Weaponizing of our Youth
There is a time to grieve and mourn, as well as a time to be angry. There is no clear
Watch your Buts!
Buts, we all have them. I’m sure you could imagine all the clever titles that would have fit this essay
Greater Love and COVID-19: A Memorial Day Admonition for Christians
In order to make sense of this contentious moment in history, it’s important to remember that the social contract is
A Return to the Interrelational Church
I first became concerned about the state of evangelical congregations back in the early 2000’s. I was raised in the
外在坚强并内心感恩: 在疫情期间近距离做父母 Thick Skin & Gracious Hearts: Close-Quarter Parenting During Days of Quarantine
(I first published this in 2016, but it remains relevant for every year, especially for these days in China when
Coronavirus, Family, Community, and Hard Decisions
Friends, I’ll probably write one or two….or three blog posts about our time in China at some point down the
Giving a Virtual ‘Nod’ to Life’s Issues on Our Way to Death
Upon reflection, I believe a response I gave to a friend on Facebook is probably a statement I need to
Thoughts from the Glen 