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  • WHHTCUTB?

    Tanner Gish
    December 30, 2025

    “What Would Jesus Do?” Hopefully others in our readership can join me in confessing that they too at one point (or perhaps even still) wore a lanyard bracelet that bore this culture-crossing acronym for Christian living. And although in some circles he question get’s kick-back, in others it is still treated as a very applicable…

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  • The Shaping Influences of Family Worship (Guest Post)

    Bob Buchanan
    December 30, 2025

    You will look in vain for a section of the Bible entitled “Guidelines to Christian Parenting.” There are a few texts and they are extremely important and they fall under the general heading “Families that serve the Lord and live for him do these things.” With regard to children, parents are to instruct their children…

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  • Amillennialism: Rethinking and Critiquing My Eschatology After Five Years

    John Anthony Dunne
    December 30, 2025

    Back in May 2007 I posted a little blurb on my silly little blog (Dunne’s Discourses) about how I had become an Amillennialist. The main person responsible for my conversion was Pastor Kim Riddlebarger of Christ Reformed Church in Anaheim, CA. His book A Case for Amillennialism is one of the best at defending the position from…

    Read more: Amillennialism: Rethinking and Critiquing My Eschatology After Five Years
  • The Earth is Ours (Part 2)

    Bryan
    December 30, 2025

    Last week, I talked about my obsession with Human Planet, the BBC series that brings the triumph of manly dominion to our TV screens. I’ve since finished the final two episodes (in all their high-definition glory) and although I’m impressed, even moved, by how well the series depicts our God-given rule over the earth, the…

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  • Parents: To Love Your Children, Love God First (Guest Post)

    Bob Buchanan
    December 30, 2025

    There has seeped into the church culture a “new normal” with regard to children “growing up Christian.” I say “new normal” because I can only imagine it has not been this way in past generations of believers. Nothing in Scripture seems to support the idea that children growing up in a Christian home will “graduate…

    Read more: Parents: To Love Your Children, Love God First (Guest Post)
  • The Earth is Ours (Part 1)

    Bryan
    December 30, 2025

    I have a new addiction. Every night before bed, when no one is watching, I sneak into a dark room, turn on the television, and pop in another episode of Human Planet. Six episodes into an eight-part series, I’ve soaked up every second. This is no ordinary nature show. Whereas its predecessor, BBC’s Planet Earth,…

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  • Actualization through Acting ? Can the Fiction in Drama and Role Play Actually Help us See Reality better?

    Tanner Gish
    December 30, 2025

    As most readers are aware, I am currently a seminary student. Most people think this probably means a lot of reading. Lots of writing. Lots of Greek and Hebrew. And… they’re right. But, this training involves some other activities. Activities such as what I will be doing this weekend. On Saturday, I and the eight…

    Read more: Actualization through Acting ? Can the Fiction in Drama and Role Play Actually Help us See Reality better?
  • To Occupy Wall Street OR To Serve the World? (Guest Post)

    Andrew Kelley
    December 30, 2025

    It’s cold in Johannesburg. That surprised me because I always thought Africa was a hot place. That was the first of my expectations dashed upon the rocks of reality there. Accompanied by ten people, including seven high school students, I walked around an astonishingly large ghetto with bags of bread and canned foods. To be…

    Read more: To Occupy Wall Street OR To Serve the World? (Guest Post)
  • What I’m (Not) Giving Up For Lent (Guest Post)

    Carolyn Thomas
    December 30, 2025

    To be honest, I have always had something of an aversion to Lent. I generally dread this time of year: February drawing to a close, Lent is in full steam, and all my holy friends are giving things up for God. Part of me doesn’t see the connection between not eating chocolate and knowing God…

    Read more: What I’m (Not) Giving Up For Lent (Guest Post)
  • Jesus: The First Social Worker (Guest Post)

    Carrie Allen
    December 30, 2025

    Since the beginning of time this world has been dealing with sin and its consequences. Adam and Eve’s fall in the garden leads to many consequences – setting us up for a lifetime of relationship struggles that was not in God’s original plan. As life plays out we watch and see disastrous things start to…

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