The latest Barna poll says that the majority of American Christians act like pharisees. But do they?
Muslims Stoning Christians in Michigan? Not quite… (Updated)
May 16, 2013 By 3 Comments
The following is a detailed look at a conflict which took place last year at the Arab Festival in Dearborn, Michigan, in which Christians were assaulted for “preaching.” This post was originally published in June 2012. This week a federal judge threw out the case against the police who failed to stop the assault (allegedly) [...]
Podcast #120: Gatsby, The New Wave Of Complementarianism, and Bangladesh
May 16, 2013 By Leave a Comment
Click here to listen! This week, editor-in-chief Richard Clark, associate editor Ben Bartlett and writer Lauren Rambo (As well as Lauren’s husband Tye) take time to explore the issues surrounding the “New Wave of Complementarianism”, the events surrounding Bangladesh and the modern rendition of The Great Gatsby. We love feedback. If you’d like to respond, you [...]
The Office Ends, But Love Never Fails
May 16, 2013 By Leave a Comment
Tonight “The Office” ends, but in its conclusion it reminds us that love never fails.
The Church Can Help Welcome Immigrants To Their New Home
May 13, 2013 By 2 Comments
“As we seek to love mercy, do justice, and walk humbly with our God, let us not forget the segment of Americans who could use an additional measure of support and encouragement as they work to assimilate into their new home country.”
Augustine: Our Official Saint of Mother’s Day
May 10, 2013 By Leave a Comment
This mother’s day, remember Augustine. He was way better at loving his mother than you are, probably.
Podcast #119: Shameless Plugs, Psychopathic Brains, and Sports Madness
May 9, 2013 By Leave a Comment
Click here to listen! In the episode of the CaPC podcast, editors Brad Williams and Drew Dixon shamelessly plug CaPC’s new iPad app (which you should go straight to the Apple app store and subscribe to), and they talk about important things like psychotic brains and the madness of sports. You should check it out. [...]
Fighting World Hunger One Food Photo at a Time
May 7, 2013 By Leave a Comment
It might come at an event when you’re in high school, and the speaker drops the “starving kids in Africa” card, and you’re convicted then of your teenage over-indulgence and self-centeredness. It may come when you spend spring break in Mexico and see the kids you’re ministering to perfectly content with their half-inflated soccer ball [...]
Following the Boston Bombing, a Puritan Reminds Us Not to Repeat Our Forefather’s Mistakes
May 7, 2013 By 2 Comments
Guest writer, Ryan Hoselton, shares some timely words from an old puritan guy.
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