With a

look at culture from a Christian worldview, I'm John Stone Street with the point. In a recent interview

Jordan Peterson, you know the Canadian psychologist who straight shooting advice for

young men, made him a viral sensation, was asked what it's been like to watch his own wife wrestle

with faith and convert to Christianity, something he admittedly has not done.

The question brought tears to his eyes and his answer reflected

something true about what he's seen her faith do for her.

Quote, when you love someone it hurts you to see them deviate from the thing that

draws you to them and this investigation has been

key to that.

She's now much more who she is.

And that's great because I love who she is and the more of that the better."

You know in our age many voices claim that authenticity is

being self-made and autonomy is the highest good but what Jordan Peterson is

seeing firsthand and his wife is how our true selves are found in a relationship with our Creator and our

redeemer Jesus Christ. Let's pray that like his wife he too would find who he truly is in the

person of Jesus Christ.

For the Colston Center, I'm John Stone Street with the point.