Articles
Writing that goes deeper — published across the web and gathered here for you.
These are pieces written for other publications, platforms, and conversations. Each one represents an attempt to bring a biblical lens to the questions our culture is actually asking.
Featured
Vote Your Faith
As a Christian, how do you live your life? Are you living in the Spirit or are you living in the world? We are to honor Christ in all our ways — and that includes how we vote.
The Prophetic Imagination and the American Moment
Walter Brueggemann's concept of prophetic imagination was written for ancient Israel — but it maps onto our current political moment with unsettling precision. What does it mean to name empire when you live inside it?
Why Christians Keep Getting Politics Wrong
The problem isn't that Christians are too political. It's that we've adopted the wrong political imagination — one shaped more by cable news than by Scripture.
All Articles
Raising Children Who Know Why They Believe
Apologetics isn't just for seminaries. Every parent is a theologian whether they know it or not. Here's how to be an intentional one.
The Idol of Safety and the Call to Courage
Comfort has become the unspoken theology of the American church. But the New Testament doesn't promise safety — it promises presence. There's a difference.
What the Church Can Learn from the Black Church's Resilience
The Black church in America has survived things the white evangelical church has never had to face. Its theology of suffering, hope, and resistance is a gift the whole body needs.
On Lament: The Prayer the Church Forgot
A third of the Psalms are laments. Most contemporary worship sets have none. What are we losing when we skip straight to praise — and what do we gain when we learn to grieve honestly before God?
The Family as the First Church
Before there were church buildings, there were households. The New Testament church was a house church — and the household was the primary unit of discipleship. That hasn't changed.
Truth-Telling in an Age of Narrative
Everyone has a narrative now. The question is whether your narrative is accountable to reality — or whether reality has become accountable to your narrative. Christians have a stake in this distinction.
Want to go deeper?
The blog is where new writing appears first — longer pieces, Scripture studies, and reflections on what God is doing in this moment.
Read the Blog