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Have you ever left an interaction with a friend and been disappointed because it felt like all you did was talk about nothing? It is often easy to let moments ebb and flow without intentionally stewarding them for eternity. But with a little preparation and practice, we can consistently have deeper, more meaningful interactions. Whether […]
6 really helpful ingredients for robust spiritual conversations Read More »
One recent morning, in the dream state between sleep and awakening, I was 12 years old again. It was late July, right at the point when summer becomes late summer and a new school year looms in the not-too-distant future. I ran out of the breezeway screen door of my grandparents’ “house on the knoll,”
Beneath the Persimmon Tree: Seasons of Life and Growth Read More »
As I was reading Galatians chapter one this morning, I was struck by the phrase “who raised him from the dead.” Could you imagine writing that down in the first century with the conviction that it really happened and then sending it to someone? It can be easy for the shocking claims of Christianity to
Is Christianity a conspiracy to gain power, or an honest & risky belief? Read More »
“The sweetest thing in all my life has been the longing–to reach the Mountain, to find the place where all the beauty came from–my country, the place where I ought to have been born. Do you think it all meant nothing, all the longing? The longing for home? For indeed it now feels not like
All Creatures Groaning Read More »
In this episode, Mike talks with Zach Elliott, president of VUVIVO and the author of Now I See: An Invitation to Life to the Full. They talk about the decline of Christianity and the emergence of new spirituality. Though people are indeed leaving the church, they are not becoming atheists. Mike and Zach discuss why
The Decline of Christianity and the Rise of Godless Religions| Zach Elliott Read More »
I told very few people of my conversations with Professor Dennett, which is why when Premier Unbelievable reached out asking me to write an article on his passing, I was definitely surprised. Why did they ask me when they had no idea that I knew him? It turns out they were simply looking for an
An Unexpected Friendship: Remembering Daniel Dennett Read More »
In this insightful episode, we delve into the historical and modern perceptions of Christianity, specifically addressing the accusations of it being oppressive and a “white man’s religion.” Our guest, Abdu Murray, an author, apologist, and former litigator, shares his extensive knowledge and perspective on these critical issues. We explore the antebellum Southern slavery, the transatlantic
Racism, Misogyny, and the What the Bible Really Teaches | Abdu Murray Read More »
Dr. Stephen Meyer, author of Return of the God Hypothesis, is killing it right now. He defended Christianity excellently on the Joe Rogan Podcast and was recently interviewed by Piers Morgan. Morgan, who can be a bit bullish and antagonistic, seemed to agree with Meyer on every point, and even teamed up with Meyer to
Piers Morgan and Stephen Meyer teaming up to take on Dawkins? Read More »
In this episode, Mike engages in a riveting discussion with guest Dr. Paul Gould. Paul is an esteemed author known for his influential book on cultural apologetics and his role as the director of the MA in Philosophy of Religion at Palm Beach Atlantic. Their conversation focuses on the troubling trend of younger generations drifting
Culture, Apologetics, and the Danger of False Narratives | Dr. Paul Gould Read More »
Driscoll is in the news again, and the situation is ridiculous. It seems evident to me that this “spirit of Jezebel” nonsense was a stunt to sell his book. Maybe I’m wrong about this. But this recent controversy regarding Mark reminded me of his scandal in 2014 and an important lesson for us to learn.
Another Chance for the Lord to Sanctify His Church Through Driscoll Read More »
