Christian Worldview
Beyond Biblical Integration: Fulfilling Your School’s Distinctively Christian Mission
Several years ago, I set out to understand how a biblical worldview actually develops in a person—how someone comes to...
Charles & Diana: A Fractured Fairytale
The Royal Wedding is a historic moment, an international phenomenon, a royal triumph, and declared to be the stuff...
The Hole in Bieber's "Holy"
Check out the lyrics here. “Holy” is a song sharing a man’s response to a woman who invites him into...
Apathetic Christians
“I think sometimes we underestimate the power of apathy.” We’ve all had conversations with someone who seems apathetic about Christianity....
Voting is Over, Now What?
Billions of dollars are spent on an election. Polls are taken, articles and op-eds are written. For months, policies and...
Episode 92: Faith in the Marketplace - John Venhuizen, president of Ace Hardware
John Venhuizen, the president of Ace Hardware, talks about great leadership and faith at work
From the Archives | Episode 62: Defending the Resurrection
Dr. Gary Habermas responds to skeptics' common arguments against the resurrection.
Articles
Show MoreBeyond Biblical Integration: Fulfilling Your School’s Distinctively Christian Mission
Several years ago, I set out to understand how a biblical worldview actually develops in a person—how someone comes to...
The Signs of Suicide
Did you know that suicide is one of the top ten causes of death in the US? During the COVID-19...
Cultivating a Deeper Relationship with God
In his sermon, “Going Deeper with God,” on Exodus 33:18–34:9, former pastor Steven J. Cole encourages us not to be...
Featured Articles
Controversial Topics in the Church
How do you feel when confronted by an opposing view on gender identity? Abortion? Politics? Or Racism? These topics can...
Fighting the Cancel Culture
In his tongue-in-cheek poem “The World State,” G.K. Chesterton mused about learning “to love my fellow-man and to hate my...
How Do I Choose a Church? — Part 2
Finding a church home can be challenging. In this post, we'll look at three areas to consider: Community, Music, and...
How Do I Choose a Church? — Part 1
How does one choose a church?
Podcasts
Show MoreEpisode 92: Faith in the Marketplace - John Venhuizen, president of Ace Hardware
John Venhuizen, the president of Ace Hardware, talks about great leadership and faith at work
From the Archives | Episode 62: Defending the Resurrection
Dr. Gary Habermas responds to skeptics' common arguments against the resurrection.
Episode 89: The Election is Over, Now What?
Summit President Jeff Myers, Ph.D. talks about a Christian response to this U.S. presidential election. Every Christian can engage culture...
Top Podcasts
Episode 1: Introduction to Worldview
In this week’s talk, Summit President Dr. Jeff offers an overview on the subject of worldview and how understanding your...
Episode 45: Chronicle of an Undeception
In this lecture from the archives, Dr. Michael Bauman shares the story of his conversion from the liberal atheism of...
Episode 89: The Election is Over, Now What?
Summit President Jeff Myers, Ph.D. talks about a Christian response to this U.S. presidential election. Every Christian can engage culture...
Reflect
Show MoreCharles & Diana: A Fractured Fairytale
The Royal Wedding is a historic moment, an international phenomenon, a royal triumph, and declared to be the stuff...
The Hole in Bieber's "Holy"
Check out the lyrics here. “Holy” is a song sharing a man’s response to a woman who invites him into...
No Mercy
Johnny Lawrence teaches his students how to be confident and stand up to bullies. He does so, however, by turning...
Videos
Show MoreApathetic Christians
“I think sometimes we underestimate the power of apathy.” We’ve all had conversations with someone who seems apathetic about Christianity....
Voting is Over, Now What?
Billions of dollars are spent on an election. Polls are taken, articles and op-eds are written. For months, policies and...
The Struggle to Communicate
Wherever we go, we’re surrounded by disagreements. Most of us don’t go looking for them, but they seem to follow...
