Love, Justice & the Kingdom: A Christian Social Ethic (2002)
Reposting an essay I wrote 20 years ago (!) that I found helpful for preparing a lecture I’m giving on ethics thisContinue Reading
Jesus-shaped Perspectives. Anchors for the Soul || Pastor Jeremy Berg
Reposting an essay I wrote 20 years ago (!) that I found helpful for preparing a lecture I’m giving on ethics thisContinue Reading
In the age of cancel culture, mercy makes enemies. David French explores why compassion can be so divisive in Jesus’ day and ours.
I saw an ad today inviting leaders, content creators, and influencers to learn how to make their faith go viral. What if we instead focus on helping Jesus’ faith and ethics go viral?
Many Christians’ faith is more about reaching a destination (Heaven) and avoiding another (Hell), than it is about adjusting our eyes to the light of God’s Kingdom and contemplating His divine glory now.
Rather than a road map to the last days or a cryptic code to unlock, the Book of Revelation is a powerful manual for “theopolitical discipleship.” Revelation is a practical guide for how to live as faithful representatives of Jesus’ upside down kingdom in the midst of worldly systems and powers.