Category Archives: stewardship

What Did God Make it For?

From Dean Ohlman on December 10, 2011

George MacDonald, the 19th century writer who C. S. Lewis called his mentor, wrote a great deal about possessions. One of his thoughts that has stuck with me is this one from his wonderful novel What’s Mine’s Mine (edited and … Continue reading »

Our First Mandates

From Dean Ohlman on November 1, 2011

I have not yet been able to put your environmental concern into my view of the End Times.” So said a good friend. He comes from the same biblical interpretation background I come from. I appreciate his candor. I know … Continue reading »

Our Privileged Position

From Dean Ohlman on October 27, 2011

One of the reasons that C. S. Lewis continues to be a best-selling author long after his death is that much of what he wrote gains even more significance as the decades advance.  My primary hardback copy of Mere Christianity, … Continue reading »

Creation’s Three R’s

From Dean Ohlman on October 20, 2011

I love just about anything scientific: ornithology, zoology, botany, meteorology, astronomy.  When I go outside, I hardly know what to look at: the birds, the clouds, the animals, the trees, or the night sky! Many Christians, however, have a bad … Continue reading »

“Evil” Technology

From Dean Ohlman on August 11, 2011

The LORD saw how great man’s wickedness on the earth had become, and that every inclination of the thoughts of his heart was only evil all the time (Genesis 6:5). When the Son of Man returns, it will be like … Continue reading »