I don’t know if you’ve noticed, but deconstructing one’s faith has been the rage for a hot minute. If you’re unfamiliar with the term, deconstruction is the process by which a person takes apart the edifice of one’s religious belief system, usually formed in upbringing, in order to reassess its
For as long as I can remember, I’ve been a fan of church history. I like history in general. It’s fascinating to read about the past – the events, decisions,
While, once again, I read fewer books this year. I mostly did so because I read large (and often very dense) novels. For me, it’s about quality not quantity. With
Imagine you’re the parent of an 8-year-old son. One evening, your kiddo wanders downstairs from his room and wants to speak with you. When you ask what’s going on, he
While I read fewer books this year, some of it’s due to reading works that ran into the deep hundreds as well as thousands of pages (as well as life
Over the years I get asked the question, “Yancey, do you prefer expository preaching or topical preaching?” I know what’s being asked. Do I fancy Bible book-driven or thematically-driven sermons?
I ’m sitting down listening to another one of America’s premier preachers, and I can see why he’s popular. He’s funny, articulate, loves Jesus and God’s Word, and obviously has