When Faith is Not Enough
What do we do when our faith in God’s promises fails us? When His promises sound too good to be true against the backdrop of our broken lives?
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Author: Mark Jeong
When Your Christian Parents Don’t Want You to Follow Christ
We expect opposition to our calling to ministry, but what do we do when that opposition comes from our own Christian parents?
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Political Correctness
Guest blogger Rachel Stanton shares her thoughts on how Christians should approach the subject of “Political Correctness.” Should Christians eschew the notion as a product of liberal media bias? Should we embrace it?
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Aziz Ansari’s “Modern Romance”, Christ’s Covenantal Love
What ideas do mobile dating apps carry within them? How have these ideas shaped how we pursue love? And how can we reflect on the ideology beneath these tools to use them with more discernment?
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A Willingness to Listen
Making your church more diverse is about more than just adding another shade to your elder board. It often means having a willingness to learn and be challenged by opposing viewpoints.
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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.
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The Gospel of Esau
What does an obscure list of the descendants of Esau in Genesis 36 have to do with your life? How could it possibly relate to the gospel?
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Life in the Trenches
Many of us approach our sanctification from the perspective of a monk. How can we recover a Christ-centered sanctification for everyday life?
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Reading the Margins – 12.18.2015
What we saw or read this week: Jeremy Lin grapples with teenage experience of academic pressure, the debate over Larycia Hawkins, and the worldview of Star Wars.
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Does God Redeem Us from Our Culture? (Part 2)
Since God has redeemed us out of our cultures, how then are we to live? Mark Jeong shows a third way between assimilation and rejection of culture.
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