Tales From Shangri-La

Here is Nicholas Kristof of the New York Times interacting with a gracious but unequivocal Tim Keller about the virgin birth. Pastor, Am ...

This is one of the most famous of Kipling's works -- and one of my most favorite poems. It explains what character looks like in daily l...

Dad from Shangri-La, Vice Admiral J.S. Redd , Ret., signs a statement about Christianity and US foreign policy: "A Christian Declarat...

Brother from Shangri-La, Scott Redd , and Friend of Shangri-La, Jennifer Marshall , write about pragmatic and biblical concerns with intenti...

Helpful piece on what to say when your friend is grieving. Yes, You Should Say Something

Tales from Shangri-La features The Brother from Shangri-La's blog responding to a recent Nicholas Kristof article: Resisting the Talis...

“If this is a sign of how religious liberty claims will be treated in the years ahead, those who value religious freedom have cause for grea...

48. For Those Who Live Alone Almighty God, whose Son had nowhere to lay his head: Grant that those who live alone may not be lonely in th...

This poem was written by Walt Whitman for Abraham Lincoln at his death. I read it at the funeral of my grandfather, a retired Navy Captain a...

I'm often the last to read the thing everyone is buzzing about, but in case you missed it, too: Confessions of Liberal Intolerance  is...

One segment in Nancy Guthrie's series "Help Me Teach the Bible" Scott Redd on Deuteronomy https://www.thegospelcoalition.o...

One way of understanding/processing the flow of the Bible from Old to New Testaments. Author is mein bruder, Scott Redd: The Building Para...

There is nothing at all surprising about the world being drawn to baseness and power. That is what people are drawn to, in their nature. ...

Reformed Theological Seminary-DC provides reformed seminary training in a center of American urban culture and politics. Points of distin...

Teetering between Cyncism/Irony and Hyper-Sentimentality.... This author touches on a couple of topics -- some gems here for the social me...

35. For the Poor and the Neglected Almighty and most merciful God, we remember before you all poor and neglected persons whom it would be ea...

Message of the Bible in one sentence In my opinion, Hafeman and Frame win because man and his redemption are only part of the story. (And ...

33. For Cities Heavenly Father, in your Word you have given us a vision of that holy City to which the nations of the world bring their glor...

Here in First Things , Dr. Scott Redd shares a charitable and nuanced approach to ecumenicism in light of a letter from Pope Francis to evan...

H ere's an article in The Gospel Coalition on InterVarsity's response to challenges: How Marginalization Can Empower Christians o...