Engage exists to provide perspective on culture through the eyes of a Biblical worldview, showing how that worldview intersects with culture and engages it.
We are a team of 20-somethings brought together by a common faith in Jesus Christ and employment in our parent organization American Family Association.
Jacob is a sinner saved by an almighty Savior whose life is described perfectly by the hymn “The King of Love my Shepherd Is.” Though “perverse and foolish, oft he strayed” Christ rescued Jacob and “home rejoicing brought him.” As a child of the King, Jacob still strays but can live in the joy of forgiveness and the assurance that Jesus will complete the work of sanctification which He has begun.
Humility is a tough topic. It’s a familiar buzzword in Christian circles, but it has radical implications.
“Is anyone worthy? Is anyone whole? Is anyone able to break the seals and open the scroll?”
Obedience to Christ will dictate both what you allow yourself to consume, and how you consume it.
What do we miss when we interpret John 3:16 out of context?
What holds the affections of your heart, and how you can shift that focus to Christ?
We exist to provide perspective on culture through the eyes of a Biblical worldview, showing how that worldview intersects with culture and engages it.
We are a team of 20-somethings brought together by a common faith in Jesus Christ and employment in our parent organization American Family Association.
