BledukeAccomplishment Without BurnoutCal Newport’s “Slow Productivity” critiques the rise of “pseudo-productivity” in modern knowledge work, where visible activity often…Aug 19Aug 19
BledukeEarly Christian TheologyThe Patristic Period, spanning from approximately 100 to 451 CE, was a seminal era in early Christian theology, marked by the emergence of…Jul 30Jul 30
BledukeSlow ProductivityIn today’s fast-paced work environment, the concept of “slow productivity” challenges traditional productivity norms by advocating for…Jul 23Jul 23
BledukePeterson’s Christian AwakeningJordan Peterson, the esteemed psychologist and public intellectual, has experienced a significant spiritual awakening, transitioning from a…Jul 22Jul 22
BledukeWhy Did God Choose Circumcision?The practice of circumcision, as mandated in the Bible, specifically in the covenant between God and Abraham, has been a topic of…Jul 9Jul 9
BledukeAddressing the Problem of Evil in ChristianityThe problem of evil is a profound challenge to Christian belief, questioning how an all-powerful, all-knowing, and all-good God can coexist…Jul 9Jul 9
BledukeThe Evidence Surrounding the Resurrection of Jesus ChristThe resurrection of Jesus Christ stands as the cornerstone of Christian faith, a claim so extraordinary that it invites intense scrutiny…Jul 9Jul 9
BledukeUnderstanding Why Radical Skepticism is Self-DefeatingRadical skepticism, especially the kind that suggests all our beliefs could be deceptions by Satan, raises profound philosophical concerns…Jul 9Jul 9
BledukeHow to Write an Amazing SermonWriting an amazing sermon involves a combination of deep scriptural understanding, clear structure, engaging delivery, and heartfelt…Jul 5Jul 5
BledukeWhy God Allows Saints to Die: A Biblical PerspectiveThe death of saints, or believers, is a profound and often challenging topic within Christian theology. The Bible provides several insights…Jul 4Jul 4