By  Melissa Edgington âMy daughter is thirteen years old, and she doesnât have a cell phone.â I said those words from the platform at a womenâs event and was surprised at the sharp intake of breath all over the room. […]
There is a decent chance that you have heard of Naomi from the Bible. You might even know that she is connected with the story of Ruth. But have you heard of a woman named Mara? Itâs actually the same […]
It’s your difference that gets noticed. History does not remember the common, only the different. The difference is whatâs celebrated, not the ordinary. Uncommon believers are not like everyone else. They are different. They are unique. They are remnant. The […]
By Christian nationalism, I refer to a belief that a particular nationâs values, culture, and laws should respect or reflect biblical ethics and morality. The following are four popular historical views that I have observed related to this subject. Religious […]
We are presently witnessing a war in Ukraine. A historical cyclical pattern repeats itself as it relates to the emergence of a multi-polar global order (when there are at least three powerful nations in the world who compete for world […]
According to Hebrews 2:10, all things come from, to, and through Jesus. This has vast implications for how we should view the purpose of humanity and creation. Consequently, Jesus is the metanarrative of the cosmos, not just the Gospels. Every […]