A Christian Reads the Tao te Ching:...
Rather than just a circle or a pendulum, I like to think of history (and my own spiritual growth) as a spiral.Read More
Arts & Essays: Spirituality & Faith
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Written By: Reinder BruinsmaJuly 10, 2020The Future of Open Theism: From...
I find the God of Open Theism who emerges from this book a much more attractive God than the God of most versions of Protestant Christianity that I...
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Written By: Corey FarrJuly 07, 2020A Christian Reads the Tao te Ching:...
It is this journey of paradox that brings us life, putting us back in touch with the deepest parts of human spirituality, because that is how we are...
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Written By: Barry CaseyJune 30, 2020Looking for a Better God
Consider the God you have been brought up to believe. If you are honest with yourself, isn’t this God a larger version of yourself or of someone else...
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Written By: Corey FarrJune 29, 2020A Christian Reads the Tao te Ching:...
For Lao Tzu, it takes intelligence to know others, but true wisdom to know yourself.
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Written By: Corey FarrJune 22, 2020A Christian Reads the Tao te Ching:...
In today’s post, we’re going to look at chapters 30 and 31, which are all about violence and war.
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Written By: Kim Allan JohnsonJune 19, 2020Startling Truths from Matthew 24 and 25
Matthew 24 and 25 contain two startling truths (among others) that have big implications for Seventh-day Adventists.
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Written By: Barry CaseyJune 16, 2020Accept Your Wilderness
White Christians will make a choice: either to continue supporting an order that assumes inequality and upholds racism or make the difficult path...
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Written By: Corey FarrJune 15, 2020A Christian Reads the Tao te Ching:...
Last week we journeyed out, and this week we are journeying back, ultimately making our way full circle back to wholeness.
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Written By: Dennis HollingseadJune 12, 2020The Hood Ornament
As a Christian, are you — am I — upon first glance, immediately recognized as something different? Something special — similar to a “classic”?
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