There is one thing that the reader may count on when picking up one of Chesterton’s novels, and that is simply that there is no way of knowing what to expect. There […]
Book Review: Manalive – By G.K. Chesterton
Book Review: The Call – By Os Guinness
This book has been sitting on my shelf for about three or four years. I had expected it to be rather trite and boring fluff. I was glad to have been proven […]
“The Bible was WRONG”… or Not; Religious Illiteracy in West Reaches New Low
Imagine for a moment being told that your history book is wrong because archaeologists digging in Georgia have discovered evidence that the United States previously allowed slavery. You would rightly scratch your […]
Sacred & Secular: How Should Christians Interact With the World?
In his classic work Orthodoxy, G.K. Chesterton asks whether one can “hate [the world] enough to change it, and yet love it enough to think it worth changing?”In this quote Chesterton – […]
What Evangelicals Can Learn From Rob Bell (and why they hate him)
My new favorite podcast – along with Mere Fidelity and The Partially Examined Life – is Pete Holmes‘ You Made It Weird. It’s an absolutely fabulous podcast, where comedian Pete Holmes just […]
Book Review: The Man Who Was Thursday – By G.K. Chesterton
Over the past few years I’ve read almost every work written by Chesterton. This book, however, stands above the others as having been my first glimpse into his paradoxical yet brilliant mind. […]
Scripture in Context: Second Temple Judaism
The ministries of John the Baptist and Jesus did not happen in a vacuum, but rather they were set in various historical and political contexts. The primary time period which helped develop […]
Book Review: The Everlasting Man – By G.K. Chesterton
With such a well-beloved author as C.S. Lewis positing this book as one of the great contributors to his conversion to Christianity one can’t help but give into the curiosity to delve […]
The Art of Christian Leadership
There are no shortage of books on the topic of leadership. Indeed, pointing out this fact is the first thing that most books on leadership seem to do. These books also point […]
Book Review: Christianity & Liberalism – By J. Gresham Machen
Christianity & Liberalism is what might be rightly called the pinnacle of the Christian defence for orthodoxy. The landscape in which the book falls into is one of increasing religious Liberalism, a […]
