Month: February 2016
The Night I Did Not Want God’s Pursuit
Life is a continual uphill battle, but what if you'd rather fall to the ground?
The Future of the Korean Church
No longer can Korean churches reminisce about their past glories. It is time to face these realities. Where will the strength of Korean immigrant churches be in the future years to come?
The Day I Saw Jesus
One day, when Mark was apathetic to the things of God, he saw Jesus, and his life was changed forever.
Dear Phil Johnson, About Your Response to Thabiti…
Some questions for my brother, Phil Johnson, regarding his recent exchange with my other brother, Thabiti Anyabwile.
God Gives Us Many Metaphors
We need God's diversity of metaphors in our Christian life.
A 6-Month Old Husband’s Reflections
A new(b) husband shares 6 things he's been learning during his first 6 months of marriage.
Reading the Margins – 2.5.2016
What we saw or read this week: Jemar Tisby on Black History Month, infomania, the power of stereotypes, an amazing sermon illustration, and a new series addressing Black Lives Matter.
The Boy Who Cried Savior
Every so often, we are blessed to meet someone who leaves a remarkable impression on our lives. Here's the story of how a little boy changed my life.
The Value of My Korean Cultural Identity
"What I had considered as my disadvantages were actually gifts from God that I could use to serve the church." - Eunjin Kim