“The death of awe in our culture has left us with an oddly credulous cynicism. We are cynical, suspicious of established government, education, technology, and medicine. Yet our cynicism is the recycled remnant of dashed hopes and broken faith, precisely… — Dennis E. Johnson Copy Share Image
“The reduction of human experience to the explicable is a desperate act of faith in our power to create reality ("what we cannot explain cannot exist"), but this faith cannot satisfy. Into the vacuum of transcendence created by naturalism and… — Dennis E. Johnson Copy Share Image
“When the sweep of God's sickles brings final harvest to the earth, separating grain from grapes, the present system of power and prestige will… — Dennis E. Johnson Copy Share Image
“God shows covenant faithfulness to families through the generations, but in the last analysis the people of God are defined Christocentrically, not genealogically. The… — Dennis E. Johnson Copy Share Image
“As Christians see societies crumble and collapse, our response should not be terrified alarm, as though our security were bound up with a fragile… — Dennis E. Johnson Copy Share Image
“The death of awe in our culture has left us with an oddly credulous cynicism. We are cynical, suspicious of established government, education, technology,… — Dennis E. Johnson Copy Share Image
“The reduction of human experience to the explicable is a desperate act of faith in our power to create reality ("what we cannot explain… — Dennis E. Johnson Copy Share Image
