World Civ was known as the most challenging gen-ed class at Cornerstone University. It also was one of the biggest. It met in the largest lecture hall on campus. …

Sex. A taboo topic, yet we’re surrounded by it constantly. In music, movies, the show you’re streaming, and even commercials. Whether obvious gestures or subtle remarks, it’s everywhere. So, what is a Christian response to our culture’s preoccupation with and abuse of this divinely purposeful and good gift? It’s crucial…

“We are more divided than ever.” This is a sentiment that I’ve heard many times over the last few years, and I’ve heard it from a range of different people. So, it seems that the only thing we’re united about is that we’re not united. …

The Lord is a jealous and avenging God; the Lord is avenging and wrathful; the Lord takes vengeance on his adversaries and keeps wrath for his enemies…Who can stand before his indignation? Who can endure the heat of his anger? His wrath is poured out like fire, and the rocks…

As I scroll past countless manicured photos, I stop on one with the caption, “Hey everyone! I know this isn’t my usual content, but I just wanted to let everyone know my mom is currently in the hospital. If everyone could take a minute, send her some good vibes, and…

The Resurrection as a Vessel of Hope. An Everyday Theology Blog. The sea is unpredictable. There is beauty in its tranquility. Imagine a sunset illuminating the broad expanse of the waters. The subtle, soft waves creep over its still parts. Its picturesque colors are vibrant and lush with hues of…

Though both my parents grew up in inner-city Chicago, they were from entirely different worlds. My grandfather on my dad’s side grew up dirt poor in southern Mississippi. His father died when he was just a child, so he had to drop out of school at ten years old and…

Every story has a good guy and a bad guy. Whether in books, on screen, around the campfire, or anywhere else we experience stories, each encounter brings us face-to-face with someone we like and someone we don’t. From the eternal struggle between Tom and Jerry to the heroic exploits of…

An Everyday Theology Blog There lies a subtle irony in the relationship between the Holy Spirit and the contemporary Christian. The Spirit plays an essential and ongoing purpose in the daily life of the Christian. Yet many believers struggle to understand His indispensable role. The Apostle Paul described an example…