Honor and shame are often thought to be relics of cultures past. But shame especially has a strong grip on today’s culture, even in the West. In today’s piece, Randy Hardman reviews The Soul of Shame by Curt Thompson.
December 28, 2015 Meet Randy Hardman. Randy serves on the Seedbed Farm Team as the Director of Sales and Global Tribe Development. That means he wakes up every day thinking about and working to resource
Is Mormonism a Christian Denomination? Randy Hardman reviews the book, Talking Doctrine, by Richard Mouw and Robert Millet.
The Reddit community r/Christianity, of which I am a part, had a fun discussion the other day and I thought it would be great to share some of the top responses to the question “If the Bible Had Click-Bait Titles, What Would They Be?”
In what ways does it influence the pro-life movement that it is viewed as a firmly religious stance? Randy Hardman shares his take on what is needed: Freeing the Pro-Life movement from Conservative Evangelicalism.
What can we learn by physical health and exercise? Randy Hardman shares his thoughts on loving God with all our strength, and how that translated into wholeness for him.
Did Adam and Eve really exist, and why does it matter? Randy Hardman reviews John Walton’s book, the Lost World of Adam and Eve, and evaluates Walton’s argument in light of reconciling science and faith.
Like millions of people in America, I have been completely sucked into the AMC original television series Breaking Bad. I stayed away from the show for several years, probably because of a naive presumption that
Apologetics is the reasoned defense of the faith—but is it really important for Christians to engage in? Randy Hardman writes for us about his faith journey, tells us about some of his own experience with apologists, and suggests a healthy approach to moving forward.
