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Book Review – Keep Christianity Weird: Embracing the Discipline of Being Different by Michael Frost
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Being different usually comes with a negative connotation. However, there are times where we must not just endure being different, we must embrace being different. In Keep Christianity Weird: Embracing the Discipline of Being Different, Michael Frost argues it’s the key to a successful modern church and an essential of personal discipleship. I was…
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God in Culture – a Book Review of Kingdom Citizen by Tony Evans
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In Kingdom Citizen: Your Role in Rebuilding a Broken Nation, Tony Evans presents a compelling case for renewed emphasis on the relationship of God in culture. Moreover, he shows how, in our misguided pursuit of buildings and turnkey programs, we have forgotten a call to disciple believers and remember God as utmost in our…
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The Torments of Hell and Can I Really Feel Your Personal Pain?
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It’s unnatural to really feel the personal pain of someone else. You can sympathize, but really feeling the suffrage of another isn’t something we intuitively do. And why does it matter anyway? Well, for starters, it’s a way we can keep our own personal pain in perspective. But another, and more important, reason for…
