The Christian Post spoke with African American clergy to get their views on the impact of the black church on politics in the United States, the current challenges to that…
Month: August 2024
Paul’s Authenticating Scars: Galatians 6:14–18, Part 5 – John Piper
When Paul argues that he is an authentic apostle of Jesus, he points to the marks of persecution written on his flesh. Watch Now Read More Desiring God
Facing a Task Unfinished: A Battle-Hymn for Mission – Greg Morse
Have you ever assumed that you’re enjoying spiritual progress or making the most of life simply because you know you should be? I have. The logic ran like this: Christians…
Faith to Forgive – Peter Gurry
When Dylann Roof shot and killed nine people attending a Wednesday night Bible study in Charleston, South Carolina, in 2015, there were two causes for shock. Roof’s heinous act was…
Rightly Ordered . . . Fears? – Seth Troutt
You can tell a lot about a culture by observing its biggest fears. In contemporary secular culture, no fear is more animating than the fear of death. But the way…
The Information Age Shifts Toward a Different Kind of Dystopia
The person and work of Jesus is still Good News, even in era like ours. __________ Get digital acces to the 2024 Colson Center National Conference with your gift of…
Road Trip DL: Asking Some Questions of Eric Conn, Reviewing the Debate with Tim Barber
A stormy weather DL from Golden, Colorado. Talked about some of the goings on in culture once again, then asked some questions of Eric Conn (hoping for helpful answers!), and…
5 Recommended Resources for Back to School
Young people are being confronted at an increasingly early age by an anti-God, anti-Scripture worldview that desires to influence their minds, attitudes, and behaviors. Yet, believers can be hopeful, knowing…
“Beyond Evolution”: Where James Tour and Stephen Meyer Disagree
When you plant an inert, seemingly dead thing — a seed — in the ground, and it grows to be a flower, what has just happened? Life has happened. But…
Adventures in Odyssey Triumph Reflects Culture’s Hunger for Clean, Family Fun
Silhouetted against an azure sky and the towering backdrop of Pikes Peak, Focus on the Family’s picturesque Colorado Springs campus was teeming with activity this past Friday, day two of…