Goodbye, January
There are a couple of things I’m participating in over the next little while which I thought I’d mention “in passing”: “Zips” Revisited This Wednesday, I’ll be speaking at the […]
Tag Archives: evangelicalism
Art, faith, J.J. Abrams
For those of you with a little time to spare, an article I wrote called “Finding Our Way: Art, Faith and Mission” has been published in the latest issue of […]
Adventures in Mormon Country
On our recent trip to Syracuse Andrea and I (along with my mother-in-law and two small dogs) made a small detour to explore a piece of American religious history. Driving […]
Siedell on being “salt and light”
Here is an excerpt from a fascinating chapel talk given by Dan Siedell at Biola University in California. I imagine my good friend Uche, who teaches at Biola, may have […]
Skalleluia
The buzz around Joel Heng Hartse’s recent book “Sects, Love and Rock and Roll,” which deals with the perhaps inevitable decline of Contemporary Christian Music, has got me thinking about […]
Summer under the green roof
There are lots of good things in life. Regent College Spring/Summer School is one of those things. Not only is it when the majority of Christianity and the Arts […]
And now for something completely different…
As most things seem to these days, the Images Festival of film, video and new media has snuck up on me in what is proving to be a very busy […]
Required reading
I have a few things on the go at the moment, so can’t blog for long, but I do want to share some links: This piece by Brian McLaren responding […]
Last post on Calvinism for a while…
As a postscript to yesterday’s post, I just stumbled today on these insightful videos at James K.A. Smith’s blog about the New Calvinism and its evolution. Smith is from Calvin […]
On not being a Calvinist
Although I did say that I didn’t really want to deal with intramural Christian debates on this blog, it turns out that one of my most popular posts was the […]
