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Matthew Lee AndersonEvangelicalism
Donald Miller: The first disciples were not teachers, they were fishermen, tax collectors and at least one was a Zealot. We don’t know the occupation of the others, but
Matthew Lee AndersonEvangelicalism
I was honored to make my Comment Magazine debut late last week. Comment, which is edited by polymath Alissa Wilkinson, plays in the substantive, culturally astute neo-Reformed space inhabited
Kevin WhiteEvangelicalismTheology and PracticeEpistemology
So, we had a hole in the wall. I don’t mean the tiny urban apartment we shared in the first year of marriage, but a literal gap in the
Kevin WhiteLiberal ArtsEvangelicalismHistory/Church History
Name: Samuel Rutherford Born: c. 1600, Nisbet, Scotland Died: March 20, 1661, St. Andrews, Scotland Bio: Samuel Rutherford was appointed minister in 1627 of the parish church of Anwoth, a
Andrew WalkerEvangelicalism
I'm nearing the end of Wesley Hill's recent book Washed and Waiting: Reflections on Christian Faithfulness and Homosexuality. In a word, it's a beautifully
Matthew Lee AndersonEvangelicalism
Prefatory qualifications: most of my reading in 2010 was rather narrow-minded, so if you're looking for a broader list of books I'd commend Christopher Benson&
Matthew Lee AndersonEvangelicalism
Conor Friedersdorf chimes in on Sessions' post: What I like about the attitude that Sessions suggests – persuading parents rather than condescending to them – is that respectful efforts at persuasion
Andrew WalkerEvangelicalism
The land we inhabit is becoming more unfamiliar by the day. We may be witnessing the dawn of cultural exile. And quoting the Bible, I fear, won’t preserve our institutions or, for that matter, our culture. The Christian worldview has […]
Matthew Lee AndersonEvangelicalism
Timothy Beal surveys a number of different treatments of evangelicalism and finds that the closer you look, the more complex it gets: Yet as soon as evangelicalism becomes a subject,
Matthew Lee AndersonEvangelicalism
I made my Gospel Coalition debut this morning with my review of Gabe Lyons’ enormously popular The Next Christians. Attentive readers will note that I strike a similar note to previous writings. But one thing didn’t come through in my […]
Matthew Lee AndersonEvangelicalism
The below video has been making the rounds. Substantively, it can't seem to figure out who it's satirizing. I get the sense that Wendell Berry readers
Matthew Lee AndersonEvangelicalism
I've been fascinated by the reactions to my musings about young evangelicals last week. Most responses have been overwhelmingly negative, and several in ways that have been very