March 18, 2013
March 07, 2013
Creating a Culture That Lasts: Matthew Lee Anderson on ‘Radical Christianity’
I recently expressed my reservations about David Platt’s approach to “radical Christianity,” noting that, outside of embracing certain Biblical constraints (e.g. tithing), we should be wary of cramming God’s will into our own cookie-cutter molds for how wealth should be carved up and divvied out. Continue Reading...
January 11, 2013
David Platt, Wealth, and the Work of the Gospel
October 12, 2012
ResearchLinks – 10.12.12
August 22, 2012
Presidential Campaigns and Soul Revival
July 23, 2012
Colson and Kuyper Together
March 13, 2012
Let’s Change Hearts and Minds (and Laws, Too)
January 18, 2012
Kuyper, Coffee & Markets
January 04, 2012
Theonomists, Reconstructionists, and Dominionists, Oh My!
March 24, 2011
Natural Law in Protestant and Roman Catholic Ethics
It has long been customary to distinguish characteristically Protestant and Roman Catholic approaches to ethics by understanding Protestants to embrace a dynamic divine-command approach and Roman Catholics to pursue stable natural-law methods. Continue Reading...