Why do words steady nations and shape institutions? Because human beings do not merely analyze the world—we inhabit it through story. This opening article in The Leadership of Storytelling explores the anthropological…
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Christian Public Theology for Cultural Clarity
Christian public theology helps believers think clearly in a complex world. This page gathers teachings that bring Scripture into the public square with humility and conviction. Learn to engage culture with wisdom, hope, and faithful presence.
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Before We Teach Leadership, We Should Ask What It Is
Leadership feels ancient. Kings have ruled for thousands of years. Generals have commanded armies since before recorded history. Yet the formal study of leadership is barely a century old. That contrast raises…
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From Protest to Rebellion: A Biblical Way of Seeing Public Anger in America
In an age of constant outrage and protest, Christians are called to think carefully about authority, justice, and compassion. Drawing from Scripture, personal experience in law enforcement and disaster relief, and the…
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Judgment Tested: Academic Freedom, Institutional Authority, and the Ethics of Escalation at Texas A&M
What happens when academic freedom, institutional authority, and public pressure collide? A careful ethical analysis of judgment under strain at Texas A&M.
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Venezuela, Maduro, and the Historical Pattern the Media Missed
Why the capture of Nicolás Maduro feels unprecedented, how history shows it isn’t, and where modern media framing consistently breaks down when rare legal patterns reappear.
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Christmas and the Mission of God
The manger was not the end of the story but the beginning of a mission. Gather by the fire as we explore how Christmas draws us into the work of God.
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Crazy Bible Questions: Why Did God Announce the Birth of the Messiah to Shepherds, One of the Lowest Social Classes?
Shepherds were among the lowest and least trusted members of ancient society, yet God chose them to receive the first announcement of the Messiah’s birth. This Crazy Bible Question explores why heaven…
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The Origins of Christmas: History, Traditions, and Legends
Christmas didn’t appear overnight. It grew through centuries of worship, symbolism, and storytelling. This long-form Advent deep dive traces how December 25 was chosen, how Saint Nicholas became Santa, why we hang…
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Crazy Bible Questions: Because People Ask Wild Things and God’s Word Has Real Answers
Crazy Bible Questions began when a coworker asked if Adam had a wife before Eve. From Lilith to giants, unicorns to Nephilim, we explore the strangest Bible questions with clarity, history, scholarship,…
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Engaging Atheism with Grace and Truth
Atheism is often more personal than philosophical. This article shows how Christians can listen well, answer honestly, and speak the hope of Christ with gentleness and respect, offering truth without losing grace…
