These posts are classics from my 2012-2014 blog, “Sustainable Christianity.” While I have since journeyed on from many of the perspectives on spirituality reflected in these posts, I keep them here for continuity and because they have been meaningful to many.
For parents everywhere who are concerned about their children’s social media consumption, here are 13 things I want my daughters to know about social media.
Social Media — What I Want My Daughters to Know Read More »
Does God’s will include a plan for my life? If so, how will I know what it is? And what happens if I mess it up? For many sincere followers of Christ, especially teenagers and young adults, those questions and others like them produce a lot of anxiety. Where do questions about God’s will come
God’s Will: Is There One Perfect Plan for My Life? Read More »
For girl-daddies everywhere, here are 11+ things a daughter needs from her father. A reflection from a proud girl-daddy with two adult daughters.
Girl-Daddy — What a Daughter Needs from Her Father Read More »
It is unfortunate that many of us think of environmental concern and sustainability as mostly a political issue. Combine this with a version of the Christian worldview that looks forward to escaping the earth rather than witnessing its redemption, and you have a serious blind spot.
Creation Care as a Key Aspect of Our Calling Read More »
Christians have often been among the slowest to embrace the urgent need to care for the earth. This article presents the biblical reasons why its imperative that we do.
4 Indisputably Biblical Truths about Caring for the Earth (No Matter Your Politics) Read More »
Final post in a classic series on “A Radical, Modest Proposal for Younger Church Leaders.” For those looking for a more sustainable, biblical model of church.
Seventh post in a classic series on “A Radical, Modest Proposal for Younger Church Leaders.” For those looking for a more sustainable, biblical model of church.
Sixth post in a classic series on “A Radical, Modest Proposal for Younger Church Leaders.” For those looking for a more sustainable, biblical model of church.
Fifth post in a classic series on “A Radical, Modest Proposal for Younger Church Leaders.” For those looking for a more sustainable, biblical model of church.
Fourth post in a classic series on “A Radical, Modest Proposal for Younger Church Leaders.” For those looking for a more sustainable, biblical model of church.
