Because modern idols often hide within our habits and assumptions, we cannot confront them until we acknowledge the grip culture has on our daily lives. In a world both gifted and flawed by modernity, how do we balance gratitude and discernment?
What does it mean to follow Jesus in callings that require conflict? The Sermon on the Mount challenges us not to abandon such roles, but to infuse them with wisdom, humility, and character rooted in Christ.
Science and religion are often framed in opposition, yet both explore fundamental questions about creation, purpose, and what it means to be human. How can we cultivate a perspective that recognizes science and faith as mutually enriching ways to explore deeper meaning?
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