Tag: wisdom
July 1st: Judges 12 and 1 Corinthians 1:1-25
A Conversation with Aaron Renn, Alastair Roberts, and C.R. Wiley
Yesterday, I joined my friends Aaron Renn and C.R. Wiley for a webinar in which we discussed ways to respond to coronavirus—and crisis more generally. This is the recording.
Christians and Coronavirus: Seeking Wisdom in Time of Confusion, #4: Tradeoffs—Lives, Livelihoods, and Freedoms
Brad Littlejohn and I recently recorded a series of videos in which we discuss issues of wisdom that surround our response to the coronavirus crisis as Christians. In this fourth video, we consider how best to consider some of the tradeoffs that we are currently facing.
Christians and Coronavirus: Seeking Wisdom in Time of Confusion, #1: The Crisis Before Us
Brad Littlejohn and I recently recorded a series of videos in which we discuss issues of wisdom that surround our response to the coronavirus crisis as Christians. In the first one, we discuss the shape of the crisis.
Principles of Christian Wisdom in the Time of Coronavirus (with Steven Wedgeworth)
Steven Wedgeworth joins me to discuss some ways in which the Coronavirus crisis highlights our need for wisdom, and how the Christian and the Protestant tradition can speak to this need.
The Role of Wisdom in Education
The following is the audio from a talk that I recently gave at a Davenant event in Oxford. You can listen to the rest of the talks here.
Almsgiving, God’s Giving, Forgiving, Thanksgiving (Matthew 6)
Jesus presents the form of religious practice that should characterize his disciples.
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Talks on Pentecost
Over this past weekend, I had the privilege of spending a few days with Cornerstone Reformed Church in Carbondale, IL, where I explored the subject of Pentecost for their 2019 Easter Conference, in preparation for the coming season. You can listen to the five talks, a sermon, and a Q&A session here:
Interpreting Pentecost
Four Lenses on Pentecost
Unworking Babel
Revisiting Sinai
Making a Prophet
Sermon: The Death of Judas and the Reign of Christ
Q&A Session
What Does Worldview Thinking Miss?
You’ve criticized ‘worldview’ approaches on a number of occasions. What are some of the things that you think they are missing?
