For too many people today, the meeting of science and faith causes perceptions of conflict and an inability to reconcile these two ways of knowing and experiencing the world. In our corporate life together, the resulting cognitive dissonance manifests as… Continue Reading →
Our culture tends to focus so myopically on the perceived conflicts between faith and science that it misses when the two bring their respective gifts together for good. One such story is told in the latest PBS documentary, Mayo Clinic:… Continue Reading →
Discovery & Faith is grateful to be part of the Baltimore Region Leadership Day. Many thanks to the people of the Baltimore-Washington Conference of the United Methodist Church for their hospitality! Here are a few resources I recommended to get… Continue Reading →
I was blessed to be part of the Convocation on Faith, Science, & Ministry hosted by Bishop Sharma Lewis of the Virginia Conference of the United Methodist Church. Here are a few resources I recommended to get started on the… Continue Reading →
What Mike McHargue’s 2016 Autobiography Can Tell Us About Christian Faith Formation Here is a brief summation of a dialogue that took place a few weeks ago in the Sunday morning K-2 small group that I facilitate: Student A, a… Continue Reading →
The recent eclipse was reportedly the most viewed and photographed of all time, witnessed by millions of Americans who interrupted their busy lives to participate in a collective moment of awe and wonder. Our guest post at The Book of… Continue Reading →
Two of the top reasons that 60% of young Christians will disconnect from the church and faith after age 15 are their perceptions that the church is antagonistic to science and feels unfriendly to those who doubt.1 But, what might… Continue Reading →
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