Gospel-Centered Discipleship
Consider for a moment the physics of an atomic bomb. The process that leads to the massive explosive force is called nuclear fission. In order for this reaction to take […]
Author Archives: Mark Liederbach
50 Years of Manliness: Letter From a Birmingham Jail
50 Years of Manliness By Tom Iversen and Mark Liederbach Today marks the 50th anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s “Letter from the Birmingham Jail.” Many (including us) rank […]
Valentine’s Day: Rearranging our Focus
Church Tradition records that in the year 269 or 270 AD (the historical record is unclear), a young man living in the Roman Empire saw something that changed his life—and […]
A Manliness and Marriage Moment: Indicatives and Imperatives
By Mark Liederbach and David McWhite Okay men, time for a marriage and manliness moment—or, as my brother John used to say to me, “Time for a checkup from the […]
Gospel-Centered Discipleship and the Great Commission
Consider for a moment the physics of an atomic bomb. The process that leads to the massive explosive force is called nuclear fission. In order for this reaction to take […]
Street Corner Ethics
Recently, I was standing on a street corner in Boise, Idaho when I noticed a very strange placement of signs. On one side of the street was a marquee for […]
What is Sexy?
This is an excerpt from an essay titled, “What is Sexy?” written by Mark Liederbach, where he examines the concept, “sexy.” Liederbach explores how the culture has come to define […]
