Frankly Speaking

In Hitler’s Willing Executioners: Ordinary Germans and the Holocaust , first published in 1996, Daniel Jonah Goldhagen sets out to understan...

An AM radio station here in Amarillo, Texas broadcasts the Rush Limbaugh show midday and Michael Medved in the afternoon. I sometimes listen...

I'm thankful that in the aftermath of the earthquake in Haiti, so many are doing so much to rescue and help people who are in desperate ...

When it comes to Genesis 1-3, a well-known American dichotomy says "It's either history or it's myth." But is that a faith...

Back on November 24 th , I began a series of posts on American Evangelicalism and Old Testament scholarship. No, not every post I've don...

In the previous post I highlighted a few of the onslaughts: the places where Christianity Today magazine has taken a negative view of moder...

In this series on American Evangelicalism and Old Testament scholarship, I plan to write two more posts. In the final one, I'll draw a f...

This post continues a series I started on November 24th. I've tried to give each entry a stand-alone quality so that you don't have ...

Happy New Year, everyone. I hope 2010 turns out to be a good one. You might want to check out this interview article with evangelical theol...

Frank, Aubrey, Chloe, Benjamin, Abigail, Rebecca, Shane, Kaylee, Michele, last Sunday at the San Jacinto Church. Left to right, the storage ...

2009 was a good reading year. Here are three of the best books I took in: 1. Reading the OED: One Man, One Year, 21,730 Pages , by Ammon ...

This is likely my last post for this year. Maybe one more on the best books I read in 2009. Once we make it to 2010, I plan to resume the se...