by Lanie Anderson | Mar 2, 2021 | Practical Theology
A mathematician’s father was told to hate his enemies. He hired them instead. Here’s why.
by Lanie Anderson | Feb 9, 2021 | Prayer, Theology
The author of Psalm 9 highlights three attributes of God’s character–his faithfulness, permanence, and omnipresence–that we can still thank him for today over 3,000 years later.
by Lanie Anderson | Jan 25, 2021 | The Public Square
Social media flattens and oversimplifies us as people.We’ve known this, but the fact has become more obvious during a pandemic where we are retreating to the Internet for social interaction. We are also living through a cultural moment where group allegiances—whether...
by Lanie Anderson | Jan 7, 2021 | Spiritual Formation, The Public Square
I shared what follows in a Facebook post late in the evening on January 6 after protestors stormed the Capitol. I decided to publish it this morning on my blog, too. … This is something of a different post than what you’re probably accustomed to today. My hope...
by Lanie Anderson | Nov 6, 2020 | Uncategorized
“Jesus is Lord regardless of who becomes the next President.” “Jesus is still on the throne.” These and similar sentiments have come under fire in recent days. This is understandable. Many people hear or read these statements as a kind of “Jesus juke” or...