In honor of Reformation Day on October 31, we reflect on the importance of a good, patient and persistent mentor, like Martin Luther's mentor, Johann von Staupitz.
Articles published in October 2014
Where Questions Can Lead
Sometimes, asking a basic question can lead down some surprising paths--questions that lead to more questions and even more questions, after that. Here is one such question: Why do the gospels in the New Testament only have one name attached?
Education as Formation
Most all of us have had a "long internship" in school--from kindergarten through high school--and we think we know what teachers do. Teaching is a very public profession, after all. But there is more to being a teacher than sharing information.
5 U.S. Supreme Court Cases Every Christian Should Be Aware Of
What United Stated Supreme Court cases should Christians be aware of? Why are they important to you?
Top 10 U.S. Supreme Court Cases From the Last Term
This list is ranked based on my perceptions of importance, newsworthiness, and the interests of this audience. Every Supreme Court case is significant. I just think these will be the most significant for a reading of in all things to know.
Answering Your Question: Horrible Decree or Doctrine of Hope
To what extent is it helpful for twenty-first century Reformed Christians to endorse a theology of election? Is predestination simply a “horrible decree”? Or is it potentially a doctrine of hope?