Satan’s Original Playbook: Four Lies that Still Work.
According to Scripture, Satan’s greatest weapon is deception. How do you get someone to believe a lie? By telling them what they want to hear.
Superbia Study Guide and New Platform
Free 6-week study guide for Superbia now available. Plus: announcing a new Substack focused on pride, humility, and Christian thinking.
8 Principles of Sound Christian Thinking.
Christian thinking requires more than knowledge and critical thinking skills. We examine eight habits of mind essential to the attainment of wisdom. It starts with humility.
Superbia: The perils of pride. The power of humility.
Nearly all human conflict and failure share one common denominator: the ancient Biblical sin of pride. Yet pride is often misunderstood and seldom recognized. We ignore it at our own grave peril. This new work will help you to recognize it, and overcome it.
Christians, Political Power, and the Sovereignty of God
How do we, as followers of Christ, engage the secular world? Does the Kingdom of God come through the government of men?
The Revenge of Screwtape
Satan’s #1 weapon isn’t possession—it’s something far more ordinary. And chances are, you’ve already fallen for it.
The Great Omission
By almost every measure, Western Christianity is in decline. The solution is in plain sight, but we must first identify the problem.
Courage, Sacrifice, and Corona-spiracies
As the global church responds to a deadly pandemic, responses range from courageous heroism to fatal foolishness. This is a time for courage, hope, selflessness, and humility.
“I Think, Therefore It Must Be True,” Part 2: The Science of Certainty
Are you sure? Perhaps you shouldn’t be. How Scripture and Science reveal the prideful sin of intellectual overconfidence.
The Nature of Belief: A conversation with Ken Samples
In this podcast recorded at Reasons to Believe in May, 2019, Philosopher-Theologian Ken Samples and I discuss the nature of belief, pride, humility, and the life of the mind.
Forgotten but not gone: Pride, ancient and new
Pride: What is it? Why should we care? From Solomon to Scientific American, agreement reigns.
Review: “the Intelligence Trap: why smart people make dumb mistakes”
Western society reveres intelligence, or at least pretends to. Yet no one thinks to ask, “does it matter?” According to this fresh and fascinating analysis from British science writer David Robson, probably not. In fact, it could be a liability.
The difference between intelligence and wisdom.
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Thank you dear brother with a well researched and well written article to the glory of God.
Thank you for your insights into the referenced research, Dr Willing.
