Why are We Christian's so Quick to Judge?
You may have noticed that many christian people seem very quick to judge and condemn others. If you are not a traditional, church...
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by Christopher Newport
Out of the Cave
The First Day Everyman stirred and woke. He stretched and uncurled from his fetal position, lay in silence for a while and noticed the...
by Russ Shumaker
Book Review: Letters to a Young Contrarian by Christopher Hitchens
Christopher Hitchens (d. 2011) was a public intellectual known for his outspoken views on religion and politics and his often...
by Ronnie Herrema
Apathy and the Pain of Passion
It can be hard to tell the difference between zen-like peace and apathy. Apathy; a state of mind and being that basically says, “I don’t...
by Nathan Jennings
Rethinking the Unpardonable Sin
The verse "Therefore I say to you, any sin and blasphemy shall be forgiven people, but blasphemy against the Spirit shall not be...
by Jim Gordon
Inclusion within a Conditional Christianity
Why does the word inclusion make many of us Christian people cringe? We often want to include only our preferred group, those who think...
by Ian James
Hurting and Healing; an LGBT Acceptance Journey
Our words can wound others deeply. Sometimes they hurt us even more. Hurting Eight years ago I was emerging from religious beliefs that...
by Nathan Jennings
God is Non-Violent
A belief I've come to is that the Bible points to a God that is, and always has been, non-violent. To some this must sound like madness....
by Michael Enderby
Those Who Do and Those Who Do Not
Every now and then you find in life that there are moments which show the similarities between people, moments that have a clarity about...
by Belinda Croft
Neo-Nazism, Jeff Sessions, Nuclear Buttons and the Social Media Civil War
As I looked into the big brown eyes of my 5 year old, it suddenly dawned on me; the reality of the times of this world we have birthed...
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