One Truth. One Lie
Dr. Thaddeus Williams joins the podcast to discuss social justice, the gospel, and the tensions facing the Church today. Is social justice a Trojan horse that the Church has welcomed into her walls or a Biblical command for the Church?
Jon Harris and Stephen Chavura join the truthXchange podcast to discuss spirituality of the church and problems on the horizon attacking her unity and mission.
Rev. Mark Robinson joins the truthXchange Podcast, ep 26- The State of Our Disunion: Racism and Social Justice.
Dr. Jeffery Ventrella joins the TruthXchange Podcast to discuss law and public policy all through the lens of oneism and twoism. In the U.S., voting day is just around the corner, and American Christian are wrestling over the question, “How then Shall we Vote?”
Mary Weller comes back on the truthXchange Podcast to discuss how twoism affects the way we think about sexuality and gender roles in culture.
When you think of a Christian college, what image comes to mind? For many of us, we envision idyllic campuses, brick buildings, devout professors, zealous students, fervent worship, transformative bible studies, and life-long friendships. Christian colleges have influenced the lives of millions of Americans, fostering generations of faithful followers of Christ. But how well does […]
It can be difficult to communicate exactly what is going on at Christian colleges. But recent events at Seattle Pacific University give a clear illustration of how Christian colleges are on the edge of falling away from a biblical worldview. Originally founded as a Free Methodist seminary in 1891, Seattle Pacific is an old and […]
David Horowitz was at one time a knowledgeable 1960s Jewish revolutionary Marxist. After observing from the inside the hypocrisy of Leftist ideology, he is now a political conservative. He brings to bear on our situation today by describing with frankness the stunning “logic” of Marxism: “The issue is never the issue. The issue is always the revolution.”[1] Horowitz […]
A Book Review of Fault Lines (Salem books, 2021) On the much debated subject of racism, an evangelical/reformed black American theologian (who now lives in Africa) inspires confidence, since he sees “social justice” from many sides. He proposes a balanced view of a divisive issue in his recent book, Fault Lines: The Social Justice Movement and Evangelicalism’s […]
