When Should We Officially Ditch a Christian Content Creator?
The change of scenery is nice, I’ll admit, but going on “vacation” with four...
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Author: Justin Bullington
Sundays Are For Training
I graduated from High School and Bible College with adequate grades. I tried, but I didn’t...
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The Ugly Business Of Politics And The Trinitarian Hope of Romans 1:1-6
As I write, the presidential campaign season is in full swing. While my fellow Americans decide...
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Millennial Christians Have Generally Failed The Test of Social Media (So Far)
I certainly hope the next generation uses social media more effectively for the cause of Christ...
Read MoreAs We Pray for Kobe’s Family, Pray the Gospel Spreads Like Wildfire in the NBA
My heart breaks for the Bryant family. Millions have taken to social media and flooded it with...
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Love Hopes All Things
Forgive this post ahead of time. I don’t want you to feel dizzy. I’m truly wrestling...
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How To Make It Through Difficult Books of the Bible
A common refrain in my 6th grade Bible class around this time of year is...
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“The Send” Was A Satanic Assault On The Great Commission
We believe this day, something will transfer and bring us into, I believe, worldwide transition...
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Contentment or Bust: Trinitarian Satisfaction — Part 2
God will work when He pleases, how He pleases, and by what means He pleases. He is not bound to...
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Here and There: A Truly Ridiculous Christian Parody Video, James MacDonald Fired, Praying for Slow Church Growth, The Chibok Girls Sing To Jesus
In “Here and There,” we’ll take a brief look at some things I like, random and...
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Contentment or Bust — Part 1
Super Mario Strikers was a totally underrated video game back in the day. It was nuts. It was...
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What To Do When The Bible Becomes Tiresome
A Pastor by the name of Tom Patton recently told a story about a time he was in seminary and the...
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Three Attributes of God To Fight Depression — Part 2
Read part one here. I’ve heard it said (though I can’t remember where) that if we only knew...
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Three Attributes of God to Fight Depression — Pt. 1
About 20-percent of all teens experience depression before they reach adulthood. This is an...
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Seven Books I’ve Read So Far In 2018 (And You Should Too)
I read books! I told a young friend of mine the other day, “Christians are readers.”...
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This Is The Chicago Bears’ NFL Now. Sorry.
The Monsters of the Midway are legitimate division-title contenders and will (gulp) win ten-plus...
Read MoreWhen Was The Last Time You Genuinely, Prayerfully Considered Full-Time Missions?
This is a letter from Eric Kaisoa of Papua New Guinea (PNG), sent to New Tribes Mission (NTM):...
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Why We (Still) Warn Against Beth Moore
Because pop-Christianity runs down stream a few years from the culture, thanks to Twitter, the...
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The Future of Every Local Church Depends On These Two Leadership Qualities
Year after year, as I read through the Bible, I’m floored by how much Scripture has to say...
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The Hardest Working Man In Podcast Land: An Interview With Dawain Atkinson
The B.A.R. podcast host Dawain Atkinson often includes the hashtag #hardestworkingmaninpodcastland...
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A Letter To My Favorite T-Ball Player
Carson, Baseball, my boy, is a beautiful sport, and I thank our gracious Lord that I had the...
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Loving Those Who Question Our Pastoral Authority
Pastors, may we be quick to forgive and seek the best for those who question our God-given,...
Read MoreBefore Making That Difficult Decision, Keep These Six Biblical Principles in Mind — Part 2
Through several hospital visits and the recommendation of our mission organization to consider...
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Here and There: March For Our Lives, MLK 50, and Loyola Chicago
In “Here and There,” we’ll take a brief look at random and important news in the Evangelical,...
Read MoreBefore Making That Difficult Decision, Keep These Six Biblical Principles in Mind — Part 1
Two years ago, my wife and I had to make a really difficult decision. As I write this, I can sort...
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