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Christmas Spirit in Space and Time, Part 5 of 5
Our friend, Rick Pearcey, has written a splendid and fresh reflection about Christmas which we believe you will find engaging and stretching. We are happy to post it here, in five installments, from its original publication at the Pearcey Report. The … Continue reading
Christmas Spirit in Space and Time, Part 4 of 5
Our friend, Rick Pearcey, has written a splendid and fresh reflection about Christmas which we believe you will find engaging and stretching. We are happy to post it here, in five installments, from its original publication at the Pearcey Report. The … Continue reading
Christmas Spirit in Space and Time, Part 3 of 5
Our friend, Rick Pearcey, has written a splendid and fresh reflection about Christmas which we believe you will find engaging and stretching. We are happy to post it here, in five installments, from its original publication at the Pearcey Report. The … Continue reading
Christmas Spirit in Space and Time, Part 2 of 5
Our friend, Rick Pearcey, has written a splendid and fresh reflection about Christmas which we believe you will find engaging and stretching. We are happy to post it here, in five installments, from its original publication at the Pearcey Report. The … Continue reading
Christmas Spirit in Space and Time, Part 1 of 5
Our friend, Rick Pearcey, has written a splendid and fresh reflection about Christmas which we believe you will find engaging and stretching. We are happy to post it here, in five installments, from its original publication at the Pearcey Report. … Continue reading
Where is the Secular World?
I’m deeply grateful to Dr. Christian Overman for his very generous review of my new book Beyond the Sacred-Secular Divide: Towards a Wholistic Life and Ministry. Dr. Overman is founding director of Seattle-based Worldview Matters. He wrote: While reading this book, at times I … Continue reading
Your Great Commission Assignment Coming Soon
What do the Philippines, Sudan and the U.S. have in common? They are all in an election season. The Philippines had national elections in May. The U.S. is voting next week. Sudan has a referendum in January that could split … Continue reading