The Cripplegate
for a new generation of non-conformists
Before Jesus called me to live for him, my whole life was gaming. I’d grown up in the halcyon days of the Super Nintendo, the 64-bit revolution, and the wave-your-arms-around gaming phase ushered in …
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The past two years have not lacked sorrow and tragedy. Tragically, many have lost their lives during the covid-19 pandemic. In addition to sorrow, confusion has not lacked. In such times, the church’s …
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Could Hamlet have met Shakespeare? While it may surprise people unfamiliar with his story, long before Narnia and Mere Christianity, C. S. Lewis was not a Christian. Despite being raised in a …
Last week I wrote a post laying out ground rules for biblical engagement in the racial justice debate. In light of that post, today I want to apply those principles and engage with Esau McCaulley’s …
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No doubt, you’ve heard of it by now: Critical Race Theory and Intersectionality. The Biden administration has aggressively pushed CRT/I into America’s public education and government …
I lost count of how many of my friends walked away from Christ in college, and I walked away with them. Christian researchers publish grim statistics every year about the university exodus of …
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