"I believe in science." This simple sentence reveals a lot about many modern debates, ranging from ethics to public policy. Buried in the...

This is the second article in a series exploring how the Puritans fought and processed feeling spiritually dry. To read the first...

When I began writing this article, I sat at my desk and stared out the window for a solid ten minutes. Simply crafting the title brought...

Have you ever been through a season of spiritual dryness? No resolve or motivation to read Scripture? No yearning to be with God’s...

For the season of Lent at Carlton Landing Community Church, we’re reading together through the Gospel of John. Our goal is to add a time...

Epistemology: A Beginner’s Guide by Robert Martin Review by Tyler Tidwell What is knowledge? Each of us confronts an astounding amount of...

“What is God’s will for my life?” Countless young Christians wrestle with this question. In my first year of college I remember being...

Check out the So We Speak podcast on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. Everyone has a “theology,” whether they realize it or not. The danger is...

This article began with the tentative title, “Why is feeling conviction over sin important?” My original plan was to do an explainer on...

William Cowper (1731-1800) was a man of seeming insignificance in the world’s eyes, and to those who knew him, he was a fearful and...

Arguments over critical race theory have plunged David Platt’s McLean Bible Church into controversy. On June 30, the church voted on...

Why study theology? The previous two articles in this series have attempted to respond to this question with two answers: “to know God is...

In the last article published in this series, we explored why studying theology (the study of God) is important. We referenced three main...

President Biden's nomination of Dr. Rachel Levine to the position of Assistant Secretary of Health has brought the discussion of...

Once upon a time, there was a young pastor whose first church was in a small logging community in the Pacific Northwest. Everyone in the...

“Like the potter and the clay.” It is a metaphor as common in Christian speech as almost any other. It is derived from this little scene...

Life is full of disappointments. We have expectations of other people, ourselves, job situations, how our plans will play out, etc. If I...

In a series of twenty lectures, James gives a thorough analysis of the religious experiences of man. Here is an outline of his main...

Americans value nothing more than freedom. The concept stands enshrined in our founding documents and our hearts. But as a civilization,...

Every person makes ethical choices, and they do so using an ethical model they have either intentionally chosen or thoughtlessly...