Separating the Word of God from academics in school has spawned a debilitating yet popular mindset known as “SSD,” or the “Sacred-Secular Divide.” This dualism constricts the Light of Scripture to Sunday morning sermons, and does not apply it to business, law, medicine, art, civil governance or anything else outside
If the Bible is irrelevant to the most important things taught in school, then it will certainly be irrelevant to the most important things outside of school, too. This is the devilish outcome of dualism. In the end, we all lose. Is it any wonder the biblical foundations for law, civil government, economics and family
Recently, Richard Smith in Argentina published a “sympathetic critique” of Darrow’s book Discipling Nations. He raised issues about Disciple Nations Alliance teaching that have been noted by others from time to time. We published, in six parts, Richard’s critique and Darrow’s response. In this follow-up post we bring you Richard’s response to Darrow, and
In celebration of World Down Syndrome Day we are adding this extra post this week. The 2018 Gerber (Down Syndrome) Baby proves that a Christian could be an account executive in an advertising company! The church today has been emasculated by SDS – the Sacred Secular Divide. And young people
This is post 3 of 6 in the series “Discipling Nations critique and response” Discipling Nations: A Critique and Response, 1 of 6 Discipling Nations: A Critique and Response, 2 of 6 Discipling Nations: A Critique and Response, 3 of 6 Discipling Nations: A Critique and Response, 4 of 6
This is post 2 of 2 in the series “Spurgeon” Charles Spurgeon Can Teach Us About Wholism Social Justice Warriors in Spurgeon’s Day Social justice warriors have been around for a long time. We posted recently about Charles Spurgeon and got this response from a reader, Jerry Miner. Thanks, Darrow!
Bible teachers have long emphasized the importance of context to establish the meaning of a text. The same is true for any communication. A friend pointed out to me once that an instruction to “Make the boat fast” without adding any context can be understood at least three completely different
We are happy to post, in four installments, a paper by our Disciple Nations Alliance colleague, Dwight Vogt, on a subject of vital concern to our readers. Go here to read Dwight’s excellent paper in its entirety. The Unique Role of the Local Church in Developing a Flourishing Community
We are happy to post, in four installments, a paper by our Disciple Nations Alliance colleague, Dwight Vogt, on a subject of vital concern to our readers. Go here to read Dwight’s excellent paper in its entirety. The Unique Role of the Local Church in Developing a Flourishing Community
Coram Deo is about living every moment of our lives before the face of God–in his presence, under his authority, and for his glory–whether in the sanctuary, in the home or in the marketplace and the public square. That being the case, we have chosen the term Coram Deo for an exciting
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