Stone upon stone - Part 13

Nov. 2, 5:42PM | God's blessing comes before our obedience In this final installment on developing a biblical worldview, Joel Belz sums up the series by explaining a critical mindset that counters our common belief as a proud people that we have something to do with our redemption, despite what the Bible teaches us.

Make them ask for it

Oct. 26, 4:32PM | Not imposing a biblical worldview "Why should we suppose that a culture that has fought us tooth and nail over the last generation would then turn around and willingly ask us for what we have?" asks Joel Belz. He then gives us two timeless reasons why.

Completing the circle

Nov. 3, 2:31PM | Prayer as purposeful speech Andrée Seu continues examining the nature of spoken prayer: "Picture a worship service as a lover’s rendezvous with God. How would a lover feel if his beloved were as stone-faced to his overtures as we are to God’s in the Sunday sermon?"

Out loud

Oct. 27, 3:12PM | The power of spoken prayers "The main thing I have to say about speaking out loud to God is that I need to do it, somehow," says Andrée Seu, as she looks to Scripture to understand why it is necessary to have "prayer that percolates up to the lips."

God doesn't give up - Part 1

Sep. 23, 6:44PM | A detour into Christian existentialism Marvin Olasky comments on the fifth in a series of articles chronicling his progression from card-carrying Communist to Bible-carrying Christian. In Part 1 of 3 in this podcast subseries, he discusses how reading books written by Christian existentialists affected his worldview.

Crying out - Part 4

Sep. 16, 2:35PM | Is seeing believing? Or does believing lead to seeing? Marvin Olasky comments on the fourth in a series of articles chronicling his progression from card-carrying Communist to Bible-carrying Christian. In Part 4 of 4 in this podcast subseries, he discusses reading the New Testament in Russian and his introduction to Puritan literature.