Valiant for Truth - The Kingdom of God

While globalization is an established phenomenon, Fritz Kling was interested in how it affects the church. To that end, he interviewed church leaders in underdeveloped countries, the data from which organizes The Meeting of the Waters: 7 Global Currents That Will Propel the Future Church.

Though the issue of illegal immigration is no stranger to America’s history, the perfect storm of 9/11, the war against terror, political parties struggling for identity, and an economy that is moving from recession to depression has brought the issue to the fore of not only American politics but also to the attention of the church.

What is the church's role in culture? In this video from the Gospel Coalition, Westminster's own Mike Horton participates in a round-table discussion with Matt Chandler and Tim Keller. 

When Jesus was accused of challenging Roman authority in Israel, he told Pilate: “My kingdom is not of this world” (John 18:36). The essence of Christianity is apolitical. It is about Jesus creating a new people: forgiven, renewed and promised eternal life. Nevertheless from the beginning Christians have found that their religion has implications for their relationships with their governments. 

Dr. Horton has a thoughtful and insightful post on the death of Osama bin Laden