Bringing the mind of Christ to bear on the headline news of the day is the responsibility of every Christian. I’ve curated a few headlines for your consideration today as you seek to walk by faith in the world that God so loves in ways that honor Jesus. – Carmen For those interested, there’s […]
Christopher J. H. Wright is a missiologist, an Anglican clergyman and an Old Testament scholar. He is currently the International Ministries Director of Langham Partnership International. He was the principal of All Nations Christian College. He is an honorary member of All Souls Church, Langham Place in London, UK. Listen to the full […]
Okay, I admit it’s Tuesday but yesterday got away from me. So, indulge the Must Read Monday on Tuesday – and the addition of articles that could not have been included because they weren’t published until today. There are a number of articles you might read related to Judge Amy Coney Barrett, President Trump’s nominee […]
A Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court of the United States of America has died. Her name is Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Let us pause there for just a moment before we start talking about replacing her on the nation’s highest court. (If you can’t wait, scroll to the bottom of today’s list.) COVID deaths […]
We are taking the idea of a “worldview” and breaking it into digestible pieces to help each of us discern and understand how it interacts with our lives. In part 1, we talked about the basics of what is a worldview and how did we get ours. Read that here. Today, we are again talking […]
It was only a murmur, “what’s wrong with the world?” I could have ignored the comment and I could have ignored him. I had my own table, my own coffee, my own work. I could have, but I couldn’t. I couldn’t stop myself from glancing over to see what provoked him to ask one of […]
The term worldview should be more than a buzzword— it should provoke us to think intentionally and critically about the forces that influence our minds and hearts. We use the word “worldview” regularly, but want to take the opportunity to slow down and pick apart what it really means and then equip you to test […]
Thirty days has September, April, June and November, all the rest have 31 (except for February – which is just there to confuse us). Happy August 31! Tomorrow is meteorological autumn (not to be confused with astronomical fall which arrives Tuesday, September 22 if you’re keeping track). My top articles/videos for your consideration: The Peace […]
Napp Nazworth is a political analyst and journalist. He is also an old college friend of Carmen’s. So, when Napp determined it was time to launch the Protestants & Politics podcast, he invited Carmen to be his first guest. The Reconnect with Carmen LaBerge · Protestants & Politics with Napp Nazworth & Carmen LaBerge […]
Just because something is not my fault does not mean it is not my responsibility. Let’s admit it: we hate being blamed for things. Blame casting is almost never productive. But while something may not be my fault, if I am in a position to respond, it is now possibly my responsibility. Just because I’m […]