[A review I wrote a couple years ago on Goodreads but which I ran across again and still like.] James Jordan is always a worthwhile read, but I was not expecting this Crisis, Opportunity, and the Christian Future to be what it is. This book is perhaps one of the most important books for the 21st century Church that I'v… Read more…

As churches across America, and to a lesser extent other countries, struggle with stay-at-home orders and regulations on public gatherings, the basic elements of ecclesiology and political theology become increasingly relevant where, not that long ago, they may have easily seemed to be only of pedantic, ivory-tower int… Read more…

Why am I doing such a self-oriented blog post? I don't generally like such things, but I ran across this thread on Twitter: https://twitter.com/yunghic1/status/1255194301329440773 At first I considered retweeting this with some thoughts on my own theological journey, since I began normie evangelical and now would ver… Read more…