I share concern over bad information, irresponsible rhetoric, and loose-cannon blowhards, but I don’t think censorship is the answer. I think the burden of accountability lies with the hearer, who has the right and responsibility to THINK.
Author: kevindglenn
Dr. Kevin D. Glenn is a native of Central Florida, calling Auburndale his hometown (go Bloodhounds!).
Kevin is a pastor with more than 27 years of church ministry experience, a contributor to local and national religious news outlets, a consultant to churches seeking healthy growth, and author of the book, "Hand Over Fist: An Invitation to Christ-Centered Civility."
Kevin is a graduate of Trinity College of Florida, Fuller Theological Seminary, and George Fox University, where he earned the Doctor of Ministry under the mentorship of Dr. Leonard Sweet.
His hobbies include playing drums and guitar, fishing and being a fanatical Tampa Bay Buccaneers fan. Kevin lives in beautiful Tampa, FL.
A Statement on Making Statements
So, am I against saying something? No, I just don’t think the way we make our statements makes much of a statement.
Most Wonderful Time of the Year?
There’s no doubt that 2020 has been a challenge. So, the songs of peace on earth, good will, and comfort and joy stand in stark contrast to the state of the world around us and within many us.
Political Witness and the Way of Jesus 3: Image Consciousness
Jesus models a sensibility that neither ignores, nor idolizes political power.
Political Witness and the Way of Jesus 2: Saying “No” to the Simplistic
We tend to want Jesus to think like we already do, but what if it’s just not that simple?
A Better Way to Engage: Political Witness and the Way of Jesus.
Time and again, when Jesus was faced with polarizing questions, his answers amazed both his fans and his foes. What can we learn from Jesus that will help us understand how to engage with the political and cultural structures of our time? What would an “amazing” Christian political witness look like?
History, Hypocrites, and Heroes: What to do with all those statues.
When we put historical figures on pedestals we glorify the good and bad of their actions. Is there room between “tear ’em down” and “leave ’em be” for a better solution?
The Practical Conclusion
he does not think that God will love us because we are good, but that God will make us good because He loves us.
The “Eyes” Have It
I’m finding a whole new vocabulary of language in people’s eyes.
Why I’m Wearing a Facemask
I understand that I am within my rights to refuse to wear a mask. However, I also think the responsibility to consider the health and good of others outweighs my individual right.
