Welcome to the teaching home of Chris Reighley. Here you’ll find biblical clarity for the road ahead: articles that unite Scripture, worldview, public theology, and discipleship. Each post is written to help believers see the world through the lens of God’s Word, think wisely in a confused age, and walk out truth with courage, compassion, and conviction. Settle in and explore a growing library of resources designed to strengthen your faith and equip you for the cultural moment.
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Ethics in a Digital Age: Truth, Privacy, and Responsibility
Social Media and the Gospel: Redeeming the Digital Space
Digital Addiction: When Technology Becomes an Idol
AI and the Image of God
Cultural Commentary Rooted in Scripture
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Integrity Tested, Integrity Demanded: A Colson Fellows Framework for TAMU
The Battle for the Minds of Our Children
When the Waters Rise: A Story of Tragedy, Truth, and Trust
Big Bird and Uncle Sam: What Went Wrong with Public Broadcasting
Public Theology for Today’s World
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Lex Rex and the Law Above Kings – Christianity and the Rule of Law
From Covenant to Constitution – Biblical Federalism and the American Mind
The Bible and the Constitution – Influence, Silence, and Interpretation
Pulpits and Patriotism – The Political Sermons of the Founding Era
Discipleship and Christian Living
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Lessons in Servant Leadership for Today’s World
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Jesus Christ: The Perfect Servant Leader
Biblical Portraits of Servant Leadership
Embracing Servant Leadership: A Biblical Perspective
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Personal Reflections
These reflections were written during my graduate studies at the Bush School of Government and Public Service, where I was honored to receive the Medal of Excellence. The award recognizes students who demonstrate academic rigor, leadership, service, and a commitment to the public good. For me, it also became a reminder that public service is not simply a career field. It is a calling that intersects faith, stewardship, and the love of neighbor.
What follows are the reflections that shaped my journey: lessons learned, moments of clarity, and insights gained along the road. They represent the integration of faith and public service, classroom and calling, personal growth and spiritual formation. My prayer is that these reflections encourage you to think deeply, live faithfully, and serve with integrity wherever God has placed you.
Learn more about the Medal of Excellence and these Personal Reflections
