The Ephesiology Blog focuses on the missiological exegesis of contemporary culture as we study people, history, and beliefs in order to understand what God might be doing to engage society with the gospel.
Join us here for thought provoking and pro-active reflections on current events and effective cultural engagement that leads to a missiological theocentric passion for God’s mission in the world. Look for updates to previous blogs as we continue to think and process what we are observing in culture.
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Recent Blogs
Hand washing and Politics
Jesus was often counter-cultural. He upset a lot of people because He would frequently break the status quo and do...
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Are We On the Brink of Revival?
Years ago when I was a student involved in Cru at Texas A&M, a single photocopied sheet circulated among students...
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The Christian Roots of America
It is sometimes refreshing to look back in Christian history to be reminded once again of those events upon which...
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The Lesser of Two Evils and God’s Sovereignty
I believe in God's sovereignty, not in a fatalistic way or a double predestination one. Rather, God superintends His creation...
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No More Weeping
Yesterday was national daughter's day. I'm not sure when that national day came into being, but we have a daughter...
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Fighting for Freedom of Religion?
If you have been following the news regarding Grace Community Church and its pastor John MacArthur’s battle in the courts...
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Who Would Jesus Vote for?
With less than 60 days until the 2020 presidential election, who would Jesus vote for? Both evangelical Democrats and Republicans...
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The Dangers of Charismatic Leadership
Leadership sets the tone for the direction of a movement. In fact, one might argue that a movement will rise...
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What is Social Justice Anyway?
Social justice has become a polarizing term that has set Christians against each other. Contributing to the confusion are social...
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Why I Resigned from Evangelicalism
In early November 2019, I sat in a room of Christians comprised of various traditions: Coptic, Orthodox, Syriac, Catholic, and...
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