In this podcast, I answer questions for pastors and others providing soul care. In the interview we first discuss why it is important for pastors and…
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In this episode, we introduce Have We Lost Our Minds?: Neuroscience, Neurotheology, the Soul, and Human Flourishing. We discuss why I wrote this book, including…
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I was asked to summarize, in just one hour, the main points of my book. Here’s my attempt, using diagrams, graphics, and pictures of my…
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I joined John Terrill, Executive Director of the Upper House in Madison, Wisconsin, to talk about the integration of faith in the secular university.
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A conversation about my faith story and calling, with a focus on philosophy and apologetics as it relates to culture. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=29b9a1nrQqc&ab_channel=RedInkRevival
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A special discussion with my friend Randy Newman about what I’ve learned in exploring the life of the mind and helping Christian professors in a…
Leave a CommentA friend of mine, who pastors a large church, has referred favorably in his sermons to Jim Wilder’s book Renovated: God, Dallas Willard and the…
17 CommentsI began writing this weekly blog on November 2, 2016. Now, 52 months and 216 posts later, I’m posting my last regular blog (though I may post again now and then if something catches my fancy that I just have to write about!) In its place I’ll soon launch the Thinking Christianly podcast. I’m doing so for three reasons, all inter-connected.
3 CommentsHave you ever noticed that how a thing grows depends on what type of thing it is? The flowers in my backyard flourish if they are planted one foot deep and watered daily. But if I did that to my dog–well, he would not flourish! His nature as a dog requires a different environment and practices, such as exercise and a diet including protein.
2 CommentsI am often asked for my take on Critical Theory and related issues (such as “Social Justice” and “Identity Politics”). Last week I offered a brief summary of these ideas. This week I’ll offer my response.
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