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Into Theology 84: Boethius on Remembering Who You Are in Suffering

Wyatt is joined not by Ian Clary, but by someone entirely different because Ian is on a self-discovery journey in Mexico travelling with a band of yogis in the mountains right now. We hope that he is fully limbered and stretched and ready to return in several weeks.  In this conversation, Wyatt Graham and Dr. Matthew Hoskin delve into the works of Boethius, particularly his ‘Consolation of Philosophy.’ They explore the historical context of Boethius, his philosophical inquiries into fate and providence, and the role of Lady Wisdom in guiding Boethius through his despair. The discussion highlights the importance of...

Wyatt Graham • Matthew Hoskin

MAID Canada Or KILL Canada? The Power of Words in Our National Conversation

George Sinclair

It is very common nowadays to hear it said that people no longer can think or even want to think. In my experience, people usually exempt themselves from this phenomenon, and are really saying, “Everyone except me and my friends have stopped thinking.” I am not writing to comment on the proportion of people who think, and whether that proportion is going up or down. For today, I want to remind you that people think with words. If you think with words, then using certain words will push you to certain “necessary” and “plausible” conclusions. Therefore, the words and the...

Why You Should Read 10 Questions Every Teen Should Ask (and Answer) about Christianity

Angie Velasquez Thornton

I’m a big fan of Rebecca McLaughlin’s writing. Her winsome and wise style appeals equally to believers and unbelievers, the young and the old. Case in point, the teen version of her critically acclaimed book Confronting Christianity. The latter is written for a mature audience, employing certain illustrations which would not be suitable for teens. (Such as the gang rape of Nadia Murad at the hands of ISIS). The former leans heavily into illustrations from Disney, The Chronicles of Narnia, The Lord of the Rings, and Harry Potter. That alone won my daughters over from her opening pages. Speaking to...

Should We Impose Our Morality on Others?

Wyatt Graham

As Christians, we proclaim Christ crucified and risen, fully aware that we cannot impose faith on anyone. Faith comes as God’s grace transforms hearts, and each individual must respond to the gospel personally. However, the God who saves by grace has also created a world with a moral order—a universal framework designed for human flourishing. While the Church cannot coerce individuals to adopt Christian morality, Christians are called to promote the common good in alignment with God’s design. From the beginning, God created humanity in His image, male and female (Gen. 1:27). Through this intentional distinction, God established marriage as...

Five Questions to Assess Your Social Media Use

Andrew Noble

Too often, pastors rely on empty anti-tech cliches. “Get off social media and get in your Bible,” can only be said so many times. Some people should get off social media, but not all. Social media can harm users, increasing distraction, anxiety, and depression, so abandoning it makes sense for some — but not for all. In your church, you might have someone like Wes Huff, whose videos defending the historicity of the Bible have recently gone viral. People are commenting on these apologetics videos, saying that they have begun following Jesus thanks to him. His recent rise in popularity...

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