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Articles Page
This is a collection of articles and thoughts that have real-world day-to-day applicability. Copyrighted material is owned by the respective authors...
Glory to God in the Highest: God's Chief Goal - Question: What do you think is the primary theological issue of the day? ...the text of an excellent interview with John Piper, pastor of Bethlehem Baptist Church in Minneapolis, Minnesota and a leading Reformed scholar and preacher. His books include Desiring God, The Pleasures of God, and The Dangerous Duty of Delight. This article is on the RTS site.
Being a Christian in a Pluralistic Society - an article by Dallas Willard - USC Philosophy professor, speaker, and author - addressing some issues of Christianity in American culture.
Truth in the Fire: C.S. Lewis and Pursuit of Truth Today - another great article by Dallas Willard addressing contemporary postmodernism's disdain of the logical pursuit of truth, and the differences between the common mindset of the early 1940's of Lewis' time and now.
The Key to Evangelism - a short but insightful article by Rubel Shelly of Woodmont Hills Church in Nashville, Tennessee on reaching out and relating to people who don't know Jesus.
Are You Ever Disturbed? - Are you seeking a well of peace or joy or comfort that doesn't dry up in drought? Here is a page from Oswald Chambers' daily meditations. As true and insightful today as it was 85 years ago.
Do It Yourself - Determinedly Discipline other Things - Oswald Chambers notes how much Christian work there is today which has simply sprung into being by impulse. Practical work is so overemphasized these days by "the world" that Christians sometimes overcorrect. When Followers of Christ are "bringing every project into captivity" (2 Cor.10:5), they are often criticized and told that they are not in earnest for God or for souls. True earnestness is found in...
Theology Alive - Thinking is hard work. Self-examination is one of the most difficult kinds of thinking. Oswald Chambers observes that the most difficult person to deal with is the one who has the smug satisfaction of an experience to which he can refer back, but who is not working it out in practical life. He encourages us to "continually bring the truth out into actuality; work it out in every domain..."
