Some of us need to work harder than we do. Students fool themselves, thinking they are “studying” when they are just hanging out with...

“Did you have a good Christmas?” Kids know how to interpret that question. It means, “How was your haul? Did you get everything you...

My beloved and I have decided we ought to move away from our little house in the northeast corner of Vancouver across the Second Narrows...

Having defended the genre of The Shack, and having offered some theological demurrals, let’s conclude with some delight in the good...

Let’s pick up where we left off, so . . . Fourth, The Shack skims briefly over the surface of theology of religions, raising the question...

The Shack dives into the deep end of the religious pool, swimming around in the Biggest Questions: the divine nature, the Trinity, the...

A friend and former student wrote recently of having her heart broken by a man who had told her he loved her and wanted to make a life...

Friends, I’m heading off to Bangalore, India, for the next week to teach pastors and graduate students at Dr. Ken Gnanakan’s ACTS...

During my commute today, I listened to a lecture on CD by colleague Iain Provan, professor of Old Testament here at Regent, on the story...

Being a “red-letter Christian” sounds like a good idea, doesn’t it? Tony Campolo, professor emeritus of sociology at Eastern University,...

“I wonder what would happen,” reflects author Mark Alan Powell, “if we collected the offering on Sunday morning, set the plates on the...