Eusebius McKaiser and John Lennox at the #GMWits debate could have been stronger
The debate was great but some core issues were not addressed.
My writing goals for the next twelve months
Hitting deadlines as a writer isn’t always easy. I was supposed to finish my supernatural thriller The Butcher’s Shadow by June this year, after which I was going to pick up writing the sequel to my fantasy book When Twins War. Neither of those happened, because we writers tend to get easily distracted. I picked …
Why Eusebius McKaiser’s “No need to treat God with kid gloves” article is a perfect example of Apologetics gone wrong
Well-known radio personality, political commentator, debater and philosophical lecturer Eusebius McKaiser published an article through The Star this morning entitled: “No need to treat God with kid gloves”. It’s the perfect example of apologetics gone wrong – atheist or Christian.
Depression, Robin Williams, and Pathetic Church Beliefs
If you’ve battled with depression you know – modern ideas of success and happiness miss the point. Motivational clichés lack power. I think Robin Williams knew that.
The Big Question of Christian Music
I suppose the first thing I should say is, is Christian music really a big question? When I was younger, I thought so. My teenage years as a Christian were largely formed by my fledging album collection. I never really paid much attention to preaching or reading (besides the Bible) – my Christian music heroes …
Why I closed my Elance profile and you should too
Despite the continued hype, Elance is not worth it for writers. If you have an Elance profile, close it. It just makes you look cheap. Here’s why I did.
Syria: The Show Must Go On
Christians should think carefully about how they see politics and the Kingdom. (Part of a synchroblog.)
The Prosperity Gospel’s Optimism
A new book that traces the Prosperity Gospel’s history says some interesting things.
The Harbinger: Really?
Why is the Harbinger such a hit? And what does it say about how we know our Bibles?
