God calls us to whole-hearted and undivided people who love and honor him. If that's what we want, then it's good to take a moment from time to time and recalibrate.
What are some of the most popular Christian views on creation, and what are the essentials that every Christian needs to agree on?
Doubt isn't a bad thing. Instead, it actually leads many of us TO faith, not away from it.
What is the sin that leads to death and the sin that does not lead to death? When would we be encouraged to not pray for someone?
When you have a mission to accomplish, which matters more: form or function?
The reality of suffering and pain can easily lead to despair and doubt. Samwise Gamgee in LOTR presents a beautifully Christian view on hope in the midst of the problem of evil.
Christians serve a generous God. How could we think we honor him by being stingy?
How I've changed my mind on the Reformed/Arminian debate, and some principles about 'doing theology' along the way.
Designed to Lead is a much needed call for the Church to have a clear discipleship plan that involves training new leaders for the sake of the Great Commission.
Living Theologically 