When the scribes and Pharisees asked our Lord about the greatest commandment,

He replied, You shall love the Lord, Your God, with all Your heart, and with all Your soul,

and with all Your mind, and with all Your strength.

So why do we hear some of today's most prominent pastors saying things like this?

It had everything to do with how we talk about the Bible,

and specifically, or along with that, what we point to as the foundation of faith,

which for most Christians, unfortunately, is the Bible.

We need to do better.

We need to love God with all our hearts, and stand unashamedly on the rock of His Word.

We need to love the Lord with all of our souls, and respond to the worldview issues of our day,

with the wisdom and discernment that comes only from Him.

We need to love the Lord with our minds, and understand the calling of God's people

in every area of life in God's world.

We need to love the Lord our God with all our strength,

and face the work of building a life-giving, God-honoring culture.

Join us for ten days at the Runner Academy for Cultural Leadership,

as we consider how the gospel influences all of life and culture,

and the role that we have to play in applying foundational Christian thinking to every area of life.

I would say if the authorities didn't want us involved in the public square,

they ought not to have crucified Jesus in the public square.

You humanistic principle.

I would say, what's the problem with Stardust bumping into Stardust?

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