This event was designed for builders—an epicenter for those determined to make things better in the West, not for those content to navel-gaze or complain.
The idea of ‘acts of God’ has nearly disappeared from our national conversations around natural disasters. Increasingly, we want to blame each other.
The American church may be entering an era in which fewer people ask for Jesus to ‘get’ them, and more people ask him to save them: from the ruins of self, the lies of modernity, and the despair of unbelief.
Sports betting is less stigmatized and more accessible than it’s ever been. But it’s still dangerous. Christians should oppose it.
‘Cross Purposes’ comes so close to correctly diagnosing the problem with our ailing late-modern democracy and understanding the fracturing of American evangelicalism. In the end, it merely reinforces a blind faith in classical liberalism.
