What Holds It Together
“A guide took a group of people through an atomic laboratory and explained how all matter was composed of rapidly moving electric particles.
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Eating God’s Word
We are to consume the Bible, not just occasionally nibbling it. We are in danger of spiritual anorexia due to our lack of eating the Word of God.
The Limits of Legalism
“On the Nation’s biggest shopping day that there was tragic occurrence at a Wal-Mart in Long Island, NY. Shortly before the doors opened
Law & Poetry
In the classic novel A Wrinkle in Time, the angel Mrs. Whatsit is talking to the character Calvin about God’s laws for creation: “In your language you
Representatives
A biblical worldview of God as the Creator does more than encourage us with an understanding of our value; it also shows us that we have meaning.
Taste and See
One word that teaches us how to cultivate a biblical worldview is the word “meditate.” The Hebrew word here is hagah, and in Eat This Book,
Warning Signs
People ignore warnings. Much like these Austin residents who ignored flood warnings, to the detriment of their vehicles and at the risk of their own
He Truly Cares
Pete Greig relates a story and quotes from C. S. Lewis’s The Magician’s Nephew. In the book, a boy named Digory begs the Lion, Aslan, to give him
Safety First
If you’ve ever had a child, babysat, or been in charge of a small group of children, you understand the importance of establishing safety measures.
We Can Fix It
A grandfather was working in his workshop on a warm spring afternoon. He watched out the window as his grandson rode his bike in the driveway and then returned to his tasks.
Simon Says
Nothing can tear down the cause of Christ more than when a minister is caught in some form of immorality.
Step Up to the Plate
If you have ever played baseball, you had a coach that taught you how to hold a bat. Each swing was a chance to refine your technique.
In the Shallow
There is good theology and bad theology. Some Christians think wrongly that the best way to avoid bad theology is to avoid theology altogether.
Lifeguard at a Jacuzzi
In this sketch from SNL, Will Ferrell’s character tries to enjoy a soak in the jacuzzi only to be disrupted by an overzealous lifeguard played by Jim Carrey.