“New technology should not replace or disrupt anything good that already exists, and this includes family and community relationships.” (Wendell Berry) Exiled in cyberspace. That’s how I feel. It has been but a couple of
When we consider the shortness of time, and the variety of weighty concerns which call for our attention during that transitory period, you will agree with me that whatever has not some degree of importance
God Be With Us Until We Meet Again After describing the theological significance of the gathered church, Albert Mohler asks an honest question, "But this raises an important theological question for Christians to consider. Can
Image courtesy of Wave 3 News One thing has been clear in Governor Andy Beshear’s response to the COVID-19 crisis: he has been proactive and committed to erring on the side of caution. He has
The digital age hurries and shatters our concentration into a million little pieces, and now the greatest challenge to literacy is a short attention span. Oliver O’Donovan Haste is infectious. It affects everything about
The main reason why we are accused of spiritual pride, bigotry, uncharitableness, and the like, is the importance which we ascribe to some of our sentiments. Viewing them as essential to Christianity, we cannot, properly
The Humbling of Civilization: Praying for the Mercy of God In this article Albert Mohler writes, "When the headlines first appeared about the coronavirus, most of us never considered that we would face such a
Image courtesy of John Hopkins Medicine This past week has been a difficult week for churches. Churches are, by definition, an assembly of people who gather. Jesus suffered and died in order to make that
The text below is Martin Luther’s answer to a pastor concerning whether it is right for a Christian to flee during a deadly plague. His answer gives no place for panic-driven self-preoccupation or swaggering self-centered
It is not enough that you should be what is called a popular preacher. A man may have gifts, so as to shine in the eyes of the multitude, almost as bright as he does