Yesterday I was interviewed as a guest on the Michael Easley podcast. At one point we talked about Jesus and the paradoxical nature of his influence on the world. Think about what the great secular historian H.G. Wells said about Jesus’s influence. “Jesus Christ is easily the most dominant figure in all of human history.” […] Read more

Recently I read an article written by Dr. Melvin Vopson who is a professor of physics at the University of Portsmouth. In the article he confesses that “physicists have long struggled to explain why the universe started out with conditions for life.” All modern scientists agree that the universe seems to be fine-tuned for life. […] Read more

Recently I read an article written by Dr. Melvin Vopson who is a professor of physics at the University of Portsmouth. In the article he confesses that “physicists have long struggled to explain why the universe started out with conditions for life.” All modern scientists agree that the universe seems to be fine-tuned for life. […] Read more

I think that the one individual who has had the greatest impact on my personal perspective of death and eternity is C.S. Lewis. As I have examined Lewis’ life, what strikes me is that not only did he have a great intellect, but his Christian faith was a living reality in his life. It was […] Read more

I think that the one individual who has had the greatest impact on my personal perspective of death and eternity is C.S. Lewis. As I have examined Lewis’ life, what strikes me is that not only did he have a great intellect, but his Christian faith was a living reality in his life. It was […] Read more

There is an interesting verse in II Thessalonians 2:10, where Paul speaks of those people who will spiritually perish because they refused to love the truth. In another passage we are told that Jesus performed many convincing signs and miracles, yet so many of the people refused to believe in Him. (John 12:37) It seems […] Read more

There is an interesting verse in II Thessalonians 2:10, where Paul speaks of those people who will spiritually perish because they refused to love the truth. In another passage we are told that Jesus performed many convincing signs and miracles, yet so many of the people refused to believe in Him. (John 12:37) It seems […] Read more

There is an intriguing quote that I often share with men as they struggle with life. It comes from the Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist John Cheever who said, “The main emotion of the adult American who has all the advantages of wealth, education and culture is disappointment.” I think a lot of us over time begin […] Read more

Over the last twenty years, Time magazine has had three cover stories on the pursuit of happiness. In each of these editions they were not examining how happy we have become, but commenting on the rise of unhappiness and discontentment among us. In one of the older but still relevant articles, Geoffrey Cowley quoted psychologist […] Read more

What is love? Join Dr. Mark Gignilliat from Beeson Divinity School, as he teaches on the book of Song of Solomon, also called Song of Songs. This book of lyrical poetry is a collection of 10 simple poems, where the couple speaking are freely describing their marital intimacy with joy and freedom. Song of Songs […] Read more