What is Wrong and What is the Solution?
Today I want to revisit N.T. Wright's four questions that serve as boundary markers for the Christian worldview. Here's what I wrote in my last post Who and Where We Are: In Wright's New Testament and the People of God, Tom (that's what his friends call him and we are...
Bill Gothard: Who knew what and when? A question of accountability
Harroll Ingram, Computer Engineer for the Federal Government, begins his article on leadership Honest, Open, and Ethical Leadership Nurtures Organizational Morale : Leadership is the art of motivating people to achieve a common goal. Effective leadership requires...
Bill Gothard and the 1 Timothy Project
“Touch not God’s anointed” is a phrase which is often sent to us and usually means something like, “If you pick on my favorite teacher, God will get you.” Followers who may have doubts about their leaders or their teachings find themselves Trapped in the Shadow of...
Who and Where We Are
Greetings from the middle of America, dear reader, where we have been visited once again by tiny aliens from the sky. They come in pieces and they have the power to cause humans to drive horribly and buy lots of bread and milk. This time they brought what must...
Amy Glass’s Manifesto for Selfishness
The slide to First Century paganism continues relatively unabated. One of the recent examples, I Look Down On Young Women With Husbands And Kids And I’m Not Sorry sparked controversy, consternation and outrage this past weekend. I have to admit that I am surprised...
When Did Freedom of Conscience become Christian Privilege?
The folks over at the Acton Institute blog suggest that religious liberty has been given a new name: Christian Privilege. If that confuses you then consider this definition of "White Privilege" White privilege refers to the set of societal privileges that white people...