On vacation this weekend, I’ve been reading Mark Noll’s “Scandal of the Evangelical Mind.” He’s a Wheaton professor and mainly uses a historical lens to critique the current lack of evangelical intellectual acumen. Anyone else read […]
I find it noteworthy that in the developing world, research has shown that increasing women’s health, education, and economic viability greatly increases the overall health and success of communities. Micro-loans, education on child bearing and rearing, […]
Last night I was part of a crowd that raised its hands toward the stage while we clapped and sang along to songs about faith and conviction. The music was interspersed with stories, passionate calls to […]