If by Christian…
For much of my life it was easy to answer in the affirmative when asked, “Are you a Christian?” Now I pause a bit, unsure of how to give an …
Warning flags, parallels to not be missed
Why would professing followers of Jesus get and stay onboard with obvious acts of socially-produced evil? This important question has been rightly posed regarding German Christians amid the rise of …
Learning to debate like Jesus
One motivation for deeply exploring the idea of a “Jesus worldview” was the recognition that our typical arguments about theology and politics aren’t constructive. We tend to argue politics with …
Sacrifices on the altar of fear
Whether unintended or by design, shifting one’s priority from following Jesus to a conflicting ideology while attempting to retain the Christian trade name allows for doing — or at least …
GUEST POST: Immersed in Jesus
By Ruth Sprayberry DuCharme Recently, my husband, Cass, and I returned from a time of retreat and relaxation at the Garden of the Gods Resort in Colorado Springs. After picking …
GUEST POST: Follow Jesus — but where and why?
By David White This writing comes as I embark on another eight-session facilitation of A Jesus Worldview: Seeing Through the Eyes of Jesus for a community-based Sunday School group. It …
Whole lotta shaken going on
There is no shortage of good causes that deserve our support. And plenty of voices are out there asking us to give and give more. Those of us with philanthropic …
GUEST POST: On pledging allegiance
By Tom Prevost It seemed simple at the time, getting on my knees with my parents around the coffee table in the living room of our house at 4812 Hummingbird …
My most well-deserved yet unreceived criticism
Putting one’s opinions into the public sphere for decades requires not being too defensive by the feedback — which can vary greatly. One learns what to take as constructive criticism …
GUEST POST: What’s in a name?
By David White The mission of the Jesus Worldview Initiative is to articulate and advance the following of Jesus as the defining priority of the Christian faith. Let that sink …