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When Should We Just Call Young Adults ‘Adult-Adults’?

In adapting to social changes influencing early adulthood, churches can fail to help emerging adults make the move into responsible adulthood ... When do your young adults need to come to terms with the fact they are just ‘adult-adults’? When are they no longer part of the ‘next gen(eration)’ and they are just the current gen?

Leon Morris: One Man’s Fight for Love and Truth

Leon Morris was an extraordinary man: authentic Australian, genuine believer, great intellect, courageous intellectual, clear communicator, striking preacher, prolific author, able leader, patient teacher, humble Christian, and willing servant. (From 2016)

In the Library: Books and Reading with Peter Adam

I love reading biographies and autobiographies. They are a great way to learn how human beings are formed and shaped, and how they form and shape themselves. And they are also a great way to learn about the human society and the age in which the people lived, and how they interacted with their community and society. (From 2016)

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When Should We Just Call Young Adults ‘Adult-Adults’?

In adapting to social changes influencing early adulthood, churches can fail to help emerging adults make the move into responsible adulthood ... When do your young adults need to come to terms with the fact they are just ‘adult-adults’? When are they no longer part of the ‘next gen(eration)’ and they are just the current gen?

Disappointment Has an Address

Dangerous in its lack of spectacle, disappointment can often lead instead to a subtle erosion. It erodes trust in a good God rather than explodes it. It tempts us not so much to rage at him as to quietly turn away, turn in, and turn off.

Learning to Read and Write Again

I believe God wants me to be a lifelong learner. To inform my mind for his glory, for the sake of all who live without the hope of Jesus, and for the building of my brothers and sisters in Christ.

God’s Best Work Is Cross-Shaped

Rather than responding to difficult moments by seeing them as anomalies and outliers, we need to begin to regard them as regular and normative. The cross is God’s salvific M.O., it’s not a surprise but rather the regular timetabled activity.

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