A Christmas Interrupted
I’m not one to build expectations, but I didn’t see Christmas going this way this year. Those that know me
Category: theology
Love Thy Body of Ethics: A Book Review of Nancy Pearcey’s ‘Love Thy Body’
If there is anything that reading Total Truth showed me, it’s that Nancy Pearcey can creatively weave a unifying thread through
She Ain’t Heavy, She’s a Person: Reflections on Chapter 2 of Nancy Pearcey’s ‘Love Thy Body’
Nancy Pearcey starts off the second chapter of her new book, Love Thy Body, with the stark words of pro-choice
Moving ‘Moore’ to the Left
Over the last couple of days, several articles have highlighted the frustration that some pastors in the Southern Baptist Convention
Christmas: The Impotency of Man
“Christmas gloriously slights us all.”
I’m Haunted: Halloween, Death, and Meaning.
I’m haunted by a desire to see beauty…but not just any beauty. I’m haunted by a desire to see, feel,
The Kingdom of Man
The Kingdom of Man says kill them before they kill you. The Kingdom of Man says if you don’t conceal
A Song Says It Better: Voting, Utilitarianism, and the Christian’s Conscience.
I recently made a video about my thoughts on how Christians do and should approach the current election process. I
A Book Review: Our Anchor in a World Adrift
I first connected with Jon Hirst on Twitter. I didn’t know GMI or Jon from Adam, and when he said
Liturgy, Love, and . . . You Lost Me: A Book Review of James K. A. Smith’s Book, ‘You Are What You Love’
As a continuation of my Ambassador Series, I present this book review of James K. A. Smith’s You Are What
Thoughts from the Glen 