Creating a Good Life
At this stage on the journey, I’ve identified five core essentials I need to live a good life.
Tag Archive for: Doubters Parish
Talladega Nights, John Wayne, January 6, and Jesus
If Jesus doesn’t challenge my worldview, values, politics, and daily life, and if he doesn’t make me uncomfortable on a regular basis, I’m probably not taking him seriously.
Six Lessons I’ve Learned about Doubt
In recent decades, tens of millions of Americans have left their churches and other places of worship, and that trend shows no sign of abating.
Do You Have a Biblical Worldview?
It’s time to redefine the meaning of a “biblical worldview.”
Providence and the Pandemic
Can people of faith still see God’s hand in history? Does God really intervene in human and natural affairs? At least three competing answers to that question are possible.
Black Santas and Illuminated Menorahs
Christmas 2020 finds America deeply divided in many ways, including politically, racially, and even religiously. And yet stories of Christmas love, hope, peace, and joy still abound.
The Decade of Doubt
2011–2020 could easily be designated “the decade of doubt.”
Jesus and Face Masks
When it comes to wearing face masks, Americans need to think more about “we” and less about “me.”
Retired From Religion
Every sector in American religion, in some way, has lost their way.