Sharing the Gospel with a Muslim
Islam is one of the largest religions in the world yet one of the least understood by many Christians. In fact, a couple of years ago, I only knew a few details about Muslims, but in general, I [...]
The Cosmic Battle for the Family
As a father goes, so goes the household. And as the household goes, so goes society. -Michael Foster Fathers are essential to families. Men leading by Christian virtue is essential to fatherhood. [...]
What Makes an Opinion?
What makes an opinion? The mission of the Dual Citizen is to equip young American Christians to engage in community-changing conversation and action. A Christian worldview often leads to [...]
The Perils of Boredom: The Value of Learning in a Pandemic
It is only proof of our humanity if we feel anxious in times of uncertainty. Our new “normal” presents us with an unprecedented phenomenon—time. With time comes boredom, and it is likely that we [...]
John Calvin on the Assurance of Salvation
Recently, Flame, one of the most prolific Christian rappers in history, came out with an EP called “Extra Nos.” The focus of the album was about Flame’s journey to becoming a confessional [...]
The Two Outcomes of Trials: A Study on James 1:12-18
A few months ago, I was given an opportunity to preach at Providence Baptist Church in Woodland, Alabama. As I was preparing this message, I thought about the experiences that they were going [...]
The Christian and the Cinema
Only one thing can temper a heated argument in François Truffaut’s The 400 Blows (1959). It happens toward the middle of the film. The protagonist’s family halt their shouting and, at the [...]