Make Christianity Weird Again

In the end, the fairness of God is not something we measure by our limited perspective. It is grounded in his character. And the same God who is perfectly just is also rich in mercy. That is why the gospel is such good news—and why it must be believed and shared.

How can we follow Jesus’ and Paul’s examples of “answering each person” with wisdom and grace? What might it look like to become more fluent in speaking the gospel into peoples’ lives? Let’s consider five key gospel metaphors and how we can use them in evangelism. […]

*Semper reformanda* was the clarion call of the Protestant Reformation—a rallying cry for the church to continually reform herself according to the sole magisterial authority: Scripture. Latin for “always reforming,” the phrase came to express the conviction that the church […]

I thought I had almost finished writing my children’s book *Church History* when I discovered a brand-new world. As many had realized long before me, most books on the history of Christianity have focused on Europe and America, neglecting the rich account of God’s work in the rest of the world. […]