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Typically, a topic like hobbies is not coupled with a phrase like “glorify God.” Hobbies are — by definition — things we do for pleasure, and certainly nothing that we would do for pleasure could...

This question comes to us in different forms, whether from our own questions, doubts or frustrations, or when it is posed to us by others. It may come framed in questions like, “Do you have to go to...

There are two books I read on an annual basis. One is the Bible. The second is “Manalive” by G.K. Chesterton. Most have either never heard of or know very little about Chesterton, and even fewer have...

There is certainly a great deal of anxiety about our times. To put it lightly, people express in various ways the sense that things are not trending well. While I am reluctant to believe that these...

For a long time, I grew up under the assumption that my spiritual life was really all about my inner life. It is something I did with my mind or my heart (whatever that was). Spiritual life was about...

Dear Faculty, GCU emphasizes the integration of faith, learning and work. Shouldn’t religion be left out of the classroom or the workplace? Shouldn’t the classroom and the workplace be a neutral space...

Matthew’s Beatitudes hold the well-worn saying, “Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God” (Matthew 5:9, NIV). What Jesus calls good, and who Jesus calls blessed, is...

Dear Faculty, There is a significant amount of unrest and conflict in the world right now. It feels to me like Christians are getting caught up in it and acting just like the rest of the world. How...

Why does the Apostles' Creed matter and how does it tether us to Christianity? Find out in this last edition of the Creed series in Theology Thursday.