The following interview was with Jeff Worbach, pastor of Christ Alone Presbyterian Church, about the female pastors. Due to its length, it was split up into three parts with the first portion dealing with more abstract conversation about the image of God in men and women. The second portion deals with the texts of the issue … Continue reading Interview: Women Pastors Part 3
Author: Tim Constant
Interview: Women Pastors Part 2
The following interview was with Jeff Worbach, pastor of Christ Alone Presbyterian Church, about the female pastors. Due to its length, it was split up into three parts with the first portion dealing with more abstract conversation about the image of God in men and women, the second portion deals with the texts of the … Continue reading Interview: Women Pastors Part 2
Interview: Women Pastors Part 1
The following interview was with Jeff Worbach, pastor of Christ Alone Presbyterian Church, about the female pastors. Due to its length, it was split up into three parts with the first portion dealing with more abstract conversation about the image of God in men and women. The second portion deals with the texts of the … Continue reading Interview: Women Pastors Part 1
Worship The Lord Your Dog
An emergency department, night shift. It is in the early hours of the morning. Several nurses lounge in chairs looking at their phones. Two nurses, a man and women, stand at the nurses desk, relaxed but engaged. REUTERS/Navesh Chitrakar Oh my God, come and look at this. My dog is playing with his chew toy. … Continue reading Worship The Lord Your Dog
Beware The Seventh Man
The next town over from us, Loveland, Colorado, boasts a number of sculptures in its adorable little downtown nooks. Each one has the name of the piece, the artist, and a brief description of its materials embossed on a copper sign posted on the knee wall around the sculpture. Also on the sign is the … Continue reading Beware The Seventh Man
Gratitude For Orthodoxy
There has been a lot of movement in the past couple of decades towards rediscovering the purity and joy of the paleo-church of the first century. Believers sharing all things in common, daily prayer meetings, miraculous healings, and no lobbies with coffee bars. We reminisce on the fervor and verdancy of this time with a … Continue reading Gratitude For Orthodoxy
Postmil’s Wager
Blaise Pascal, the 17th century philosopher, once proposed a wager to unbelievers about how they ought align themselves in relation to God. He said that the rational man, if he were to wager his eternal soul, ought to live as though God existed. If God does not exist, the man will only have lost temporal … Continue reading Postmil’s Wager
The Young Earth And the Restless
The debate among Christians about the age of the earth is an ongoing one. You got the intransigent young earth creationists (YEC) like me who can feel the the romance of a juvenile earth flowering up between their toes. Then there are the old earth creationists (OEC) who walk that very smudgy line of a … Continue reading The Young Earth And the Restless
You Are Now(here)
Introduction It has been said that there is nothing new under the sun. Solomon, in all his sagacity, gave us that little nugget, and so we ought to take it to the bank, while also acknowledging this observation was written during his gloomy, proto-existentialist years of Ecclesiastes. But there is such a thing as a … Continue reading You Are Now(here)
Dipping the Toe Into Deep Crazy
The following is the result of a toe dip into the deep crazy that is Social and Emotional Learning (SEL). After reading, you can wade into that nuthouse, if you like. To understand the origins of SEL, we need to talk about a Mr. Fetzer and a Mr. Goleman, and their peculiar brand of crazy. … Continue reading Dipping the Toe Into Deep Crazy
Thought Butter 