Remembering the best of Carman's Christian music career.
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A Silly Story With Serious Implications About God
God is in the little things to show you he's in the big things.
Why Electing Christian Leaders Doesn’t Work
How do you make America Christian? Well, what did Jesus do?
Book Review: The Calling of Jesse Turner
If you're at all familiar with me, you know I have minimal tolerance when it comes to Christian art. Too often it's just a flimsy marionette of a story held up by obvious strings of preachiness. I'm happy to say this is not the case with The Calling of Jesse Turner, a historical fiction novel … Continue reading Book Review: The Calling of Jesse Turner
How “The Dragon Prince” Does a Christian Message Better by Accident
Not only is The Dragon Prince awesome, but it can teach Christians how to write morals in their stories.
The 2 Voting Options American Christians Don’t Know They Have
Vote Republican? Vote Democrat? Better question: why should the Christian have to choose?
You Don’t Have to Prove Christianity to Anybody
"If God is real, it is your job to prove it to me." Those were the words of a former friend who fled the faith like a house fire. He said that, if God and the Christian doctrine were real, then as a believer, it was my job to prove it. I did not respond. … Continue reading You Don’t Have to Prove Christianity to Anybody
For the Christian Whose Dream Has Died
Something went wrong, something's been lost, something has died. What now?
A Funny Thing Happened While Praying…
I did a sundown fast today (no food until dinnertime—except tea, because if you fall asleep while fasting then it doesn’t count and your boss fires you) and while praying, I asked God how our relationship could be better. Jesus says this is the most important aspect of our walk in John 15:5. He’s the … Continue reading A Funny Thing Happened While Praying…
An Open Apology to Christian Music I Used to Hate
I have never liked “Good Good Father.” It’s main chorus is juvenile and repetitive, and the second stanza of “And I’m loved by you, it’s who I am…” is a grammatical eyesore. Loved is WHAT you are, not who. Your name is not Loved By You. Child-friendly lyrics, simplistic melodies, and overabundance of “Oh” and … Continue reading An Open Apology to Christian Music I Used to Hate
Fencing With Ink 