Monthly Archives: June 2010

Have you ever tried to define “religion”? It’s not easy. We can recognize a religion when we see one, but defining the term is a different ballgame. I’m currently reading through John Frame’s The Doctrine of the Christian Life. In … Continue reading →

Sometimes Christians fall into a trap from the pit of hell. We assume that grace means passivity. We are supposed “to let go and let God,” we think. When it comes to Christian living, we rest content in our sin … Continue reading →

As you know I’m a huge an of rap music that exalts Christ. My favorites are Lecrae and Shai Linne, but I’d have to say that Trip Lee is right there. Here’s an interview posted by Justin Taylor about Trip … Continue reading →

The influence of technology in our culture is absolutely astounding. In a recent conversation with friends, we talked about the advances that have been made just in our lifetimes. It’s really unbelievable. And when I contemplate it all, I often … Continue reading →

Humility is the trickiest of all virtues. Anyone whose made an attempt at it will quickly confess how difficult it is to actually cultivate. And our me-centered culture doesn’t make things any easier. But in spite of all its difficulties … Continue reading →

I’ve listened to countless opinions today on the radio. I’ve been involved in several conversations on the topic. I’ve weighed the merits of instant replay vs. the way it is. And I’ve concluded? Absolutely not. The game of baseball is … Continue reading →

I got a letter in the mail last week while I was on vacation from “The Christian Studies Center.” Apparently, they will be offering courses on specific Christian themes from world-renown professors at an affordable cost, and, get this, the … Continue reading →