I didn’t invent the term “theological triage.” Albert Mohler did in an article in 2004. By using the term, Mohler compared the prioritization of various doctrines we believe as Christians to the way hospitals prioritize the addressing of certain, more urgent maladies over others (such as in the extreme case of COVID-19). The term illustrates how the Bible speaks to […]
The Bible uses lots of titles for Jesus. Son of God, Alpha and Omega, Lord, Son of Man. Most of these names, while they may be somewhat unfamiliar language, are easy to explain. But of all the titles used for Jesus in the Bible, there’s one used in the beginning of John’s Gospel that’s probably the most obscure and hard […]
What do you know about your best friend? I don’t mean personal knowledge, like how funny he is or how kindhearted she is. Certainly you know that. But what information do you know? Probably their birthday, where they live, where they work. You know their likes and dislikes, most likely their opinions on various issues. You know their passions. You […]
Last month around this time was the International Day for the Persecuted Church. One of my first posts was on that very topic. My pastor preached in church that morning using a book called The Insanity of God. It was full of stories about people who, under the threat of persecution and death, did absolutely insane things, completely disregarding their […]
On Thursday, NASA is expected to hold a press conference about a new find made by its Kepler planet-hunting telescope. It’s possible it could involve finding an extrasolar planet that’s very similar to Earth. This isn’t 20th-century science fiction anymore. Gone are the days when talk of extraterrestrial life centered around UFOs and abductions by little green men. It’s no […]
Just another jar of clay, named Clay. I’m a Christ-follower who messes up a lot, blessed to be a husband and youth worker, trying to share the message that saved me. My aim with this blog is to explore how we ought to live and think as Christ-followers in the midst of the realities of today’s world.
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