by Chris Wiles | Jun 28, 2013 | Life, Today's Must Reads
Why study culture? This Sunday I’ll be speaking at the first of three “College Sundays” at Tri-State Fellowship. These Sundays will be designed to evaluate today’s trends through the lens of God’s timeless truth. This Sunday we’ll be looking at the impact of... 
by Chris Wiles | Jul 6, 2010 | Life
It used to be that if you wanted to ride the see-saw, you could just ask one of your friends. Thank goodness those days are over. Now we have the convenience of being able to rent a friend. Seriously. Time Magazine reports: RentAFriend.com offers up friends for hire... 
by Chris Wiles | Jul 3, 2010 | Life
It’s not at all uncommon for churches to observe the Fourth of July. Today, I passed a church building whose grounds were lined with American flags. Yet such practices have increasingly come under fire as some form of political idolatry. Scot McKnight addresses... 
by Chris Wiles | Jun 25, 2010 | Life
Should Christians be environmentalists? The answer, I’d suggest, is “yes.” Humanity was given the privilege and responsibility to care for creation from the very beginning, instructions that were never rescinded in the rest of the scriptural narrative. Still,... 
by Chris Wiles | Jun 24, 2010 | Life
Yesterday we looked at a question posed by the Washington Post regarding animal rights. The post covered the ways the three major worldviews (atheism, pantheism and theism) tend to answer the question. Today we’ll be looking at the uniqueness of Christian... 
by Chris Wiles | Jun 23, 2010 | Life
The recent oil disaster has prompted a great deal of discussion over what it means to care for the environment, most certainly including the animal species contained therein. The Washington Post recently published a panel discussion aimed at answering the question:...
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