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Dan Darling

Daniel Darling is the director of the Land Center for Cultural Engagement at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. He is a regular columnist for World and a contributor to USA Today. He is the author of several books, including Agents of Grace, The Characters of Christmas, The Dignity Revolution, and A Way With Words.

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We Need Leaders Calling the Church to Faithfulness out of Love, Not Resentment Disguised as Courage

article - Dan Darling Randy's blog

As Dan Darling points out, there’s much criticism online that is actually rooted in bitterness rather than seeking to build up the church. (People who are critical often fall into referring to church members as “they.” But where is the “we”?)

What Forgiveness Is and Isn’t

article - Dan Darling Randy's blog

Inevitable questions about biblical forgiveness arise. Does forgiveness imply we ignore issues of justice and restitution? Does forgiveness absolve the guilt of the perpetrator? Does forgiveness imply reconciliation?

Beware the Temptation to Be a Pharisee on Social Media

article - Dan Darling Randy's blog

In this article, Daniel Darling addresses a temptation we as believers can often face on social media: “I’m a good person. I’m on the right side of all the right issues. And I’m here to publicly declare this to those not as good as me.”

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