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
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Politics Trumps Faith? (The Ambassador Series)
This is a redo of an older post, but now more relevant than ever: (I would encourage you to go
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
Hidden God: Nurturing Youth to Practice the Presence of God in a Fallen World (audio presentation)
This audio presentation is a recording from the Great Homeschool Convention in Cincinnati, OH on April 1, 2016. A good
The Ambassador Series: Agents of Deconstruction
A month or so ago I presented a post about training our children to be ambassadors in a fallen and
Bryan Life: A Celebratory Goodbye
For almost a decade now, a donor has been blessing Bryan College with strategic funds for the Worldview Initiative.
Politics Trumps Faith: Votes Driven by Fear and the Gospel of Winning
I had already written the first two paragraphs of this post when I saw the Christianity Today article, Why Donald Trump
Thick Skin & Gracious Hearts: Parenting in an Age of Conflict
Dear First World, media consuming parents, 2015 was a year that made many of us even more pessimistic about what
Birthdays, Martyrs, and Hardened Hearts
Today is St. Stephen’s Day, and my birthday. Throughout the years of my life I have been keenly aware at
Let the Dead Men Speak: An Admonition for MLK Day
I have a lot of friends that speak of culture wars and justice. It’s a language developed to answer a
Thoughts from the Glen 