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I recently re-read George MacDonald’s short essay, “The Fantastic Imagination.” It has me ruminating on cultivating imagination. As a...

What shapes you? James K. A. Smith, in his book Desiring the Kingdom, contends: Because our hearts are oriented primarily by desire, by...

At Cornerstone we aspire to, “Deeply rooted faith for the 21st century.” If we’re going to approach our aspiration, (among other things)...

As a church we have a growing sense of calling to see God use us to draw people to Himself. We’re earnestly praying and seeking Him in...

The Aquila Report recently linked an article by Skye Jethani exploring the future of megachurches. Jethani does not write as an adversary...

There have been voices within the Reformed community arguing that there is a rightful place for natural law within a Reformed...

Although Creasy Dean is sympathetic to the motivation to be nice, particularly in a pluralistic context, she rightly concludes it is...

Dr. VanDrunen identifies a couple of popular analogies used to convey the importance of the church. One analogy is that going to church...

Dr. Brian Lee has written about the church’s involvement in the political debate concerning abortion (HT: the Heidelblog). I said a...

Chesterton was hard on Calvinists. But even for a Calvinist, there is much to like about Chesterton. I can’t give a complete review of...

“Thank God for the New Atheists?”, Dr. Al Mohler spars with Michael Dowd, who recently advocated the rejection of the historical...

Carl Trueman, professor at Westminster Seminary in Philadelphia, has an interesting post about how we view death. He explores the loss of...

Myers’ thesis in this piece is that the goal of Christian maturity is undermined when church leaders become preoccupied by cultural...