by Michael Tutterow | Apr 23, 2003 | Opinion
North America’s unprecedented prosperity has left our lives full but not necessarily fulfilled. That is because “material advantages can capture the heart,” but they cannot nourish the soul, contends author and advocate Arthur Simon. In his latest...
by Michael Tutterow | Mar 17, 2003 | Opinion
McLaren, founding pastor of Cedar Ridge Community Church in the Washington-Baltimore area, builds off his award-winning book A New Kind of Christian to offer a relevant interpretive word for a postmodern culture. Reading the prequel is not necessary to understand this...
by Michael Tutterow | Dec 9, 2002 | Opinion
In Living on Purpose, Christine and Tom Sine offer a roadmap toward a less stressed, more satisfying and purposeful way of life. The Sines, who consult for Christian and secular organizations around the world, are well-known practitioners of purposeful living, and the...
by Michael Tutterow | Oct 21, 2002 | Opinion
Salvation describes any personal, moral, spiritual or physical triumph “whether it changes our lives or changes the way we regard life.” Gertel, the spiritual leader of Congregation Rodfei Zedek on Chicago’s south side, notes that both Christians and...
by Michael Tutterow | Mar 6, 2002 | Opinion
With keen insight and practical application to contemporary issues, John Howard Yoder examined the potential secular impact of five biblical practices of the early Christian community in his book, Body Politics (Herald Press). Yoder, professor of ethics and theology...
