Shame is a demoralizing emotion. It’s an indiscriminate sort of internal bully. No person, regardless of their relative confidence or station in life, is exempted from its ridicule. There is no route home where shame is not waiting for you. It can...

One of the dominate features of pietism – that methodology which mainly concerns itself with the interior of the Christian life, or how Christians live - is the penchant for emphasizing the behavioral effects of sin (morals) at the near exclusion ...

Books that simultaneously challenge my perspectives and comfort my soul don’t come around every day. The Secret Thoughts of an Unlikely Convert has recently done this in my life. This book traces Rosaria Butterfield' story of redemption and chroni...

In laymen’s terms Platonism is the ancient philosophy that views the material world as evil and the immaterial world as good. Matter is bad

The struggle with sin - non-existent in our lost state - is now a normative experience in the Christian life.

It is fair to say that all humans struggle with the problem of evil. If God is sovereign, why doesn’t he remove all the evil in this world? Why did he allow it in the first place? Can God truly be good if he has the power to stop evil but doesn’t? The harder you try to answer these questions, the more confused you will become. For thousands of years, humanity has wrestled with these questions.