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Note to reader: Among Anabaptist circles, discussions about music often cause deep division. Some view the slightest nod to contemporary music as liberal drift; others write off any critique as fuddy-duddy traditionalism. Our desire as a blog is not to … Continue reading Hillsong: Let Hope Rise
When we met, both of us were in the middle of individually uncovering the same painful mistake. We’d fallen in love with dating; dating disappointed us. We wanted relationships too much, and God reached out asking for us to surrender … Continue reading Dating in its Proper Place
A Big Mac As I pulled into the McDonalds parking lot, I noticed a malnourished man rummaging through the trash. My first thought was to buy him food. Accepting my offer, he proceeded to order a large Big Mac meal. … Continue reading The Future of an Entitled Culture
Donald Trump says “Merry Christmas” “Donald Trump says ‘Merry Christmas,’ Obama wishes ‘Happy Holidays’” the Washington Times headline announces. Christmas is once again in the spotlight. President-elect Donald Trump has been very intentional about saying “Merry Christmas” the past couple … Continue reading Christmas Through the Ages
“Can a couple make it in marriage if they disagree on everything?” (Chapman 93). Gary was standing outside the church house in his small hometown. The Sunday morning service had just let out and he was relaxing under a chinaberry … Continue reading The Five Love Languages
As a way to thank our faithful readers, I put together this short video summary of 2016 on Radi-Call. Get the scoop on the stats and find out which posts are our most popular. Sincerely, Ian Miller Webmaster [wpvideo Yg8Jbv7B] Continue reading 2016 in Review
Fear of Death When I was 7, I attended the first funeral that I remember. The somber faces, the quiet tears, the dreary rain, all of it startled my young soul into questions surrounded with a bewildered fear. Death itself … Continue reading Choosing Death
This question may seem trivial, but I can assure you it is not. Conflicting answers have divided churches, torn families, and wrenched the hearts of many Christians. The particulars of faith, grace, and salvation often spark tense discussions. Why? Because … Continue reading What is Faith?
Awe: Why It Matters For Everything We Think, Say, & Do “But God is good. His goodness is the foundation stone of his awesome qualities. He never thinks, desires, says or does what is evil. He is the definition of … Continue reading Awe: Why It Matters
