Collin Brendemuehl

Pick a word.  No, no, not that one.  Don’t pick just any word.  Stick with the nouns.  Then build a picture around that word.  Now build several pictures around the word.  See how many you can come up with.Now let’s try some of the words that have . . . . Continue Reading »

Sarah Flashing challenged the supposed fairness of our critics.  Malkin challenged the social justice (in this case media justice) movement and its supposed fairness.  These words, to many readers and listeners, sound perfectly reasonable.  But is there more?  . . . . Continue Reading »

John Mark Reynolds recently drew this conclusion:Cling to what is permanent, but let go of what is not lastingThere is a corollary from Jim Elliott that I use as my email signature:He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep to gain what he cannot loseIt takes little effort to realize that our . . . . Continue Reading »

For those on the outside, the “culture war” is not understood in the same way, or even as being the same thing, by all evangelicals.  The creation mandate and cultural mandate certainly separate dispensational ideas from those of the covenant community.  For we . . . . Continue Reading »

Evangelicalism seems to be stuck without a consistent definition of church, both theologically and practically. Continue Reading »

Grace is the ribbon around the wrapping paper of mercy that packages the gift of salvation. Continue Reading »