October 27, 2011
Jim Eichenberger reviews Timothy Keller’s Counterfeit Gods, a concise examination of how good things can become idols and how biblical stories speak with timeless relevance to contemporary culture.
Drawing on years of overseas ministry, Doug Priest reflects on patriotism, America’s place in the world, and why a Christian’s primary loyalty belongs to God’s kingdom among all nations.
July 2, 2011
Patriotism can inspire gratitude, honor veterans, and serve the community. But when Christians gather for worship, Mark A. Taylor argues that love of country must never compete with worship reserved for God alone.
November 22, 2010
Karen Rees reflects on Psalm 139, showing how the all-knowing, caring God differs from other gods and why his people can share him with confidence.
Patrick Nullens examines Christian nationalism and missions, asking how patriotism, national identity, public faith, and loyalty to God’s kingdom should shape Christian witness at home and abroad.
Mark A. Taylor urges believers to keep patriotism in perspective—honoring country without worshiping it—and to remember we are citizens of another nation, the kingdom of God.
October 8, 2006
What does it mean to love your country without confusing it with the kingdom of God? Jack R. Reese calls Christians to remember their “citizenship in heaven” and to hold earthly allegiance with humility and care.
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