Pursue peace with everyone, and holiness—without it no one will see the Lord. – Hebrews 12:14 God’s word says that we cannot see God unless we are holy. Seriously. It’s right there for everyone to see. Not only is it blatant, but it’s damning. Webster’s reminds us that to be holy is to be “exalted [...]
What is the Imago Dei?
The question of imago dei has puzzled theologians and laymen for centuries. What does it mean to be made in the image of God? Answers to this question have included things like reason, relationality, the ability to walk upright, etc. I want to suggest three different ways of thinking about the imago dei:
Reactionary Christianity: Step Off the Pendulum
Reactionary Christianity causes a stir, but doesn’t inspire to action beyond debate. Biblical Christianity cultivates a sustained expectancy as we pursue scriptural living.
Meet Andrew Hebert, New Assistant Editor of Project TGM
As Assistant Editor, Andrew will help us greatly in editing, obtaining, and writing articles that glorify God and send his people on mission in the world.
The Pastor’s Justification: An Interview with Jared C. Wilson
Jared Wilson has been a long-distance friend for a few years now, and I’m always blessed by his insights into the gospel and ministry. Not only so, but he was kind enough to give advice on more than one occasion (HERE, HERE, and HERE) for us here at Project TGM. I’m excited to have Jared [...]
Equip, Don’t Enable
One of my great concerns for the church in America today is the consumer mentality that has become so pervasive.
3 Reasons I May or May Not Follow You on Twitter
Be known for what you’re for, rather than what you’re against, and always be long-suffering even in your shortest replies.
Race and the Gospel
Jesus died in order to kill the hostility between Jew and Gentile. In Galatians 3, he says there is no longer “Jew or Greek.” The cross is where all racial hostilities cease.
Kermit Gosnell and the Culture of Death
It’s easy to promote abortion when you weren’t the one aborted; it’s righteous to defend the unborn precisely because you weren’t the one aborted.
The Shadow of Secularization and the New Dawn of the Church
The sky is falling. Secularization is on the rise, or so it seems.
Evangelism and the Better Story
Evangelism continues to be the most discussed, least practiced, and most intimidating idea in the American church.
Roger Ebert, Non-Believers, and The Hope of Christ
He is also a highly acclaimed newspaper columnist, and the first film critic to be awarded a Pulitzer Prize or a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. In 2007, Forbes named him the most powerful pundit in America. The lesser-known story of Roger Ebert is found in his Roman Catholic upbringing.
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