Biblical Manhood Defies Cultural Boundaries
A recent Gillette commercial has launched social conversations on what it means to be a man. How does biblical manhood compare to modern cultural narratives?
Read moreA recent Gillette commercial has launched social conversations on what it means to be a man. How does biblical manhood compare to modern cultural narratives?
Read moreI’ve gotten glimpses of God’s good purposes in making me both Chinese and American. And I’m convinced one of the most important reasons has been to equip me for service in his Kingdom.
Read moreMost Asian Americans have internalized two visions of human flourishing: American self-actualization and Asian familial harmony. How does this play out in our lives? And what does it mean for the Asian American Christian?
Read more“Great are the works of the Lord, studied by all who delight in them.”
Read moreOur Asian collectivism side may want us to bear the burdens of others, but our Western individualism side may want us to recognize that people need to bear their own loads. But maybe that tension is a good thing.
Read moreOne reason why so many Asian-Americans enjoyed Crazy Rich Asians and one implication for ministry in the church.
Read moreA few days ago, yet another story came across my feed about a black college student, this time at Smith
Read moreLast week, the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC), the United States’ largest Protestant denomination, held its Annual Meeting in Dallas. Almost
Read moreGuest contributor Dalen Miller shares the difficulties he’s faced and perspective he’s gained as a biracial man in America.
Read moreShame is the terrible sense that one is somehow unworthy of “ehad”. Perhaps understanding the link between shame and racism will help us to be less myopic about its instances see just how serious even micro-expressions of this stuff can be.
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