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Worldview Journal
Faith, Culture, & Christian Thought
The Emotional Problem of Evil
As believers who trust in the sovereign love of an all-good and all-powerful God, how do we think clearly and consistently about suffering? As parents, how do we wade into these waters with our children so as to draw out their honest questions, but provide them with a biblical foundation to “take every thought captive in obedience to Jesus Christ?”
Pass the Theodicy, Please! A Parent’s Guide to Discussing the Problem of Evil
From ancient philosophers to modern internet influencers, the Problem of Evil is repackaged for every generation. The Christian response throughout history has been robust—and it must begin in our homes.
Vocation: Our Calling and God’s Work in the World
As Christians, we understand that our calling comes not from within ourselves or from some unspecified force, but from God, who created us for a purpose.
Artificial Intelligence and “Making God”
When techno-utopians in Silicon Valley talk about their ultimate objectives, it doesn’t take long for them to blaspheme. “We’re building God,” has been said so many times when referring to artificial intelligence it is almost cliché.
Confessing the Incarnate Son: Five Christmas Readings
The birth of Christ stands as the fulfillment of promises long foretold. It is the "consolation of Israel" and a "light for the gentiles" (Luke 2:25-32).
Acquiring the Taste of God: A Christian Approach to Beauty and Aesthetics
Is beauty in the eye of the beholder? Yes, God himself is a beholder, and he has rendered judgments. He has aesthetic tastes.
A People Built by Christ: Why the Church Matters
Most cities in the United States have a church on nearly every corner. We’re surrounded…
What’s so Amazing about Grace?
Perhaps the most famous hymn in all of Christian history is John Newton’s Amazing Grace.…
Media Moxie: Watching Movies to the Glory of God
When it comes to movies, what we think about them is far more important than…