What is Truth?
By Jerry McCorkle Check out the 60-Second Theology video on this topic! Pontius Pilate once asked this famous question: “What is truth?” Truth has been defined as “that which corresponds to reality.” I guess, at the end of life,…
Forgiveness – why it’s so hard but necessary
By Monish Jayselan We all know this feeling: There's someone in your life right now. Maybe it's an ex. A parent. A friend who betrayed you. A coworker who stabbed you in the back. And if you're honest…you haven't forgiven…
The Measure of a Soul: Love Poured Out
By Jerry McCorkle Viktor Frankl, who spent nearly three years in Nazi concentration camps during World War II, wrote in his book Man’s Search for Meaning about a simple, incredible human truth. Even if everything is taken, one thing still…
Do People Really Want to Hear About Jesus?
By Chris Burnette Check out the 60-Second Theology video that goes with this blog! I’m in Washington Square Park on the 4th day of our 2024 NYC mission trip. The cord (group of 12-14 trip attendees) that I am leading,…
The Gospel is Exclusive…and It Isn’t
By Jerry McCorkle After coming to New York City for more than 30 years, I can tell you that it truly is one of the most cosmopolitan places in the world. People from every nation, culture, religion, and philosophy…
Making Sense of Pain: A Faith-Based Perspective
By Jerry McCorkle In an interview on 60 Minutes, former senator of Nebraska Ben Sasse reflected on what his cancer diagnosis has done to him personally. His answer was striking: “Suffering has a way of stripping away your illusions… it…
The Story You’re Already Living In
By Matt Knobloch Everyone lives inside a story. You may have never written it down, but you carry one. A story about what the world is, what's gone wrong with it, and what would fix it. For some, the…
Is Christianity Good for the World?
By Jerry McCorkle Is Christianity good for the world? Yes! (And it’s more relevant than ever!) It’s a fair and timely question—and the title of a book by Sharon James. I believe now more than ever there must be a…
What does “Grace” really mean?
By Monish Jayselan A story that stuck with me: A little while back, I came across a story that I haven't been able to stop thinking about. A restaurant owner in Georgia, named Carl Wallace got robbed. His front door…
A Bible Scholar and His Doubt
Sing!25 Interview What happens when a world-class Bible scholar wrestles personally with doubt—and finds his faith rebuilt on solid ground? In this case, a Bible translation used worldwide happens! As principal and CEO of Tyndale House in Cambridge, Peter Williams…