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Engaging Culture
What To Do When Cancel Culture Comes To Your Church
As the controversial idea of becoming “woke” pervades our culture, I’ve been getting more and more questions from pastors and…
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Engaging Culture
When The Capitol Building Was Attacked, Here’s What I Saw
What happened yesterday at the Capitol was shameful, embarrassing, and infuriating. There were photos of one of the idiots holding a…
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Creative Leadership
What Are You Willing to Risk to Inspire Change?
I was in Greensboro, North Carolina a few years ago and visited the International Civil Rights Center and Museum. Located…
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Engaging Culture
Spending Christmas in Occupied Territory
It’s the Christmas season again, so get ready. It will be commercialized, people will say “Happy Holidays,” not “Merry Christmas”…
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Engaging Culture
An Open Letter About Why It’s Time to Ditch Open Letters
The idea of “Open Letters” has become all the rage these days. You can find “Open Letters” in newspapers, magazines,…
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Engaging Culture
The Origins of the College Student Assault Against Free Speech
I don’t normally write about social issues, but with so much media coverage and hundreds of articles written about the…
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Engaging Culture
When It Comes to Engaging the Culture, Will We Ever Need to Draw a Line?
The Supreme Court’s decision in the Hobby Lobby case has brought Christian cultural engagement back into the limelight. There have…
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Engaging Culture
Should we Boycott, Protest, or Engage Secular Culture?
Karen Covell, Director of the Hollywood Prayer Network had an interesting conversation with an employee of a major ministry regarding…
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Engaging Culture
Why Boycotts Rarely Work
Although I obviously recoil at those who trivialize our faith, and sympathize with other Christians who feel offense, I’ve always…
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Engaging Culture
Stop Boycotting and Start a Carrot Mob
I was in Australia speaking at a media conference and saw a “carrot mob” in action. Essentially it’s a concept…
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