Merritt, Powers, and Baking Cakes for the KKK
Should black Christians who own bakeshops be forced to bake cakes for KKK rallies, because to not do so would
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.
Personal Goals for 2014
I started making these lists in Jan. 2010, and it has served me well the last 4 years. So, here
A Few Things I Know
Perhaps never before in the history of humankind have so many people fallen into the habit of criticizing the minutest detail
Apologizing for the Sun, While Sitting in the Shadows
What’s in an apology? An apology, by definition, is saying that you are sorry that you did or
The Soldier, Faith, and Leadership
As I was considering our current national leadership this morning, I was a bit discouraged by what appears to be
Thanksgiving is the Impossibility of Self-Sufficiency
“I am thankful.” This isn’t just a fleeting expression to be made on a day or two during the calendar
My Heart’s Compelled to Sing; Ephesians 5:18-20
I’ve been convicted recently that I am limiting my response to God to I’m comfortable with, to what comes easy.
Screening your Life: Social Media and Relationships
Screening your Life: Social Media and Relationships I spoke in chapel this semester at Bryan College on the topic of
Have You Seen My Face?
I recently wrote an article for Bryan College’s chapel blog about my journey into the internet and social media. I
A Post About an Interview About a Book
I don’t normally post posts about posts, but I’m a bit excited about what I just read. Just
Thoughts from the Glen 