Seventy percent of people under the age of 35 view YouTube. It is the most successful educational and entertainment platform of all time with over 2.49 billion monthly active users. This is the equivalent to 30% of the earth’s population watching content on YouTube every month. Yet, Christian educators with higher degrees have scarcely a … Read more
Historically, evangelical theology has been cautious in its engagement with psychological science. Besides some notable exceptions, on the whole, theologians shied away from a critical examination of empirical psychological research and instead focused more on applying psychology’s insights in a clinical or pastoral care setting. Things changed, however, with the rise of the positive psychology … Read more
The Eucharist has untapped implications for the study and practice of theological economics. The Eucharist shows us the “way things really ought to be,” which should inform our economic ideals. A survey of meals in the Bible, culminating in the Lord’s Supper, reveals a theme of sharing and fellowship, or koinonia. This is paper seeks … Read more