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• The Good Book Blog

  Going Deeper in the Parable of the Good Samaritan

  Michelle Barnewall — January 25, 2021

  As we start this new year, numerous tensions divide our churches and the nation, and even turn us against one another. So perhaps a few words about...

• Student Life Blog

  How to Connect with Faculty During Remote Learning

  Miles Bocianski — January 22, 2021

  Creating meaningful connections with your professors during remote learning can be challenging. Zoom fatigue may even discourage you from keeping...

• Think Biblically

  The Gathering Storm

  with Albert Mohler, Jr.

  Scott Rae — January 21, 2021

  How deeply has secularism infiltrated our society and the church? In his latest book, The Gathering Storm, Dr. Albert Mohler argues that Western...

• Business. Ministry. Life.

  Doing Business Means Doing Economics

  Five minutes with Brandon Ware, Associate Professor of Business

  John Tuttle, Brandon Ware — January 21, 2021

  Crowell School of Business Professor Dr. Brandon Ware sees economics everywhere.

• Winsome Conviction

  Reclaiming Humor in Uncivil Times

  Timothy Muehlhoff — January 21, 2021

  How do we know Jesus was a woman? Answer: because, even after he was dead he had to get up and serve people. Some context may be helpful. I was...

• The Good Book Blog

  “Your Life is Hidden with Christ in God”

  A Devotional Reading of Colossians 3:3

  Kenneth Berding — January 21, 2021

  A hymn I learned as a child was running through my mind. I was perched on the side of a mountain overlooking the town of Idyllwild, California—one...

• Business. Ministry. Life.

  A Master Class on Calling — Professor Creates Online Calling Retreat

  Crowell Professor Paul Sohn launches an online retreat about jobs, uncertainty and trust

  John Tuttle — January 19, 2021

  “When you're talking about something like calling, it's not like you can just read a book and understand what you're supposed to do. It's a process of transformation...”

• Winsome Conviction

  Episode 10: The Virtue of Gentleness

  Perry L. Glanzer, Rick Langer, Timothy Muehlhoff — January 19, 2021

  We don't hear many people these days aspiring to "be gentle." Being gentle is often seen as weak and impractical, especially in harsh and...

• The Good Book Blog

  Classical Theology: Augustine Course

  Rob Price — January 19, 2021

  Last semester, I had the privilege of touring the works of the great North African bishop, Augustine of Hippo (354-430). Students from Talbot’s new...

• Business. Ministry. Life.

  How Safer-At-Home Affects the Economy

  Using behavioral finance to understand the necessity of quarantine

  Shane Enete — January 15, 2021

  “While I may agree or disagree with the policies of the kingdoms of this world, as a Christian, I am called to seek His Kingdom first.”

• The Good Book Blog

  Is your “check engine” light on?

  “You can pay me now, or you can pay me later.”

  Matthew Williams — January 15, 2021

  As we start a new year, I’m wondering if your “check engine” light is on—not the check engine light in your car, but your “check engine” light. I...

• Business. Ministry. Life.

  It's Not Just About The Money

  Character and Career: Stories of Transformation

  Jenny Mulder, John Tuttle — January 14, 2021

  From dreams of Taco Bell to a career in marketing, Jennifer Aspland shares how Crowell shaped her priorities.

• Think Biblically

  I Am Restored

  with Lecrae Moore

  Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — January 14, 2021

  Grammy Award winner and hip hop artist Lecrae tells his story of artistic success, battle with addiction and depression, and being restored in this...

• Winsome Conviction

  How To Disagree Without Dividing

  Rick Langer — January 13, 2021

  In a time of intense polarization and provocation, is there any hope for a return to civility?...

• Winsome Conviction

  Negotiating Faithful Disagreements in the Church

  Rick Langer — January 13, 2021

  The only thing more difficult than discussing Christian convictions in the public square is discussing them with fellow believers...

• The Good Book Blog

  The Longest Greek Word

  Kenneth Berding — January 13, 2021

  What is the longest Greek word ever to appear in written form? Here it is:λοπαδοτεμαχοσελαχογαλεοκρανιολειψανοδριμυποτριμματοσιλφιολιπαρομε...

• The Good Book Blog

  Prayer when the World is Falling Apart

  Kyle Strobel — January 11, 2021

  With the tensions and tragedies piling on top of each other in our country, it can feel like the world is pulling apart at the seams. I find myself...

• The Good Book Blog

  The Bitter Fruit of a Bad Education

  Q & A with Dr. William Lane Craig

  William Lane Craig — January 08, 2021

  This is a Q & A blog post by our Visiting Scholar in Philosophy, William Lane Craig. Question Hi Dr. Craig, I would like to ask if you have a...

• Think Biblically

  Turn Your Season Around

  with Darryl Strawberry

  Scott Rae — January 07, 2021

  Darryl Strawberry is a legendary baseball player who had everything the world has to offer, and yet he was broken and hurting inside. In this...

• Winsome Conviction

  Episode 9: New Year's Resolutions for Civility

  Rick Langer, Timothy Muehlhoff — January 04, 2021

  A new year is upon us—2021! What practical changes can we make to be a little more charitable, civil and compassionate in our approach to others?...

• The Good Book Blog

  Seven Favorite Christian Books of 2020

  Kenneth Berding — January 04, 2021

  Following are seven books I read in 2020 that I found beneficial in my Christian life. This year I read quite a few biographies, so three of my...

• Think Biblically

  [Bonus] Is the Christian God a Genocidal Bully?

  with Charlie Trimm

  Sean McDowell, Charlie Trimm — December 29, 2020

  One of the toughest challenges to the Christian faith is the claim that God is unnecessarily violent. How could God command "genocide" in the Old...

• Winsome Conviction

  Episode 8: Getting Up To Speed: Race, Part 2

  Rick Langer, Timothy Muehlhoff, James White — December 28, 2020

  We have made some progress on race in America, but we have so much farther to go, especially in regards to the ways racial inequity is...

• The Good Book Blog

  Experiences in Co-Authoring

  Charlie Trimm — December 28, 2020

  My recent book on Old Testament theology was an experiment in co-authoring. While articles in the sciences almost always have multiple authors, in...

• The Good Book Blog

  Four Lessons for Christmas from Mary’s Song of Praise

  The Magnificat: Luke 2:46-55

  Kenneth Berding — December 23, 2020

  God broke into history by bringing a surprise announcement to a peasant girl in Nazareth. Mary’s response to this astonishing—and scandalous…even...