Tool or Tyrant? What Technology Is Doing to Our Souls
Created in the Image of God By Wade Fransson
Wade Fransson
Wade Fransson, a former Christian minister with experience across Europe, South Africa, and the U.S., observed Jewish Sabbaths from a Christian perspective, gaining insights into progressive revelation. Visiting the Baha’i World Center in 1981, he embraced the Baha’i Faith in 2007 with his wife Angela, later founding a publishing company and engaging in Baha’i community initiatives, including The Royal Falcon Foundation and the Created in the Image of God podcast.
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An Empty Observation Deck in a Wonder-Filled Universe
Created in the Image of God By Wade Fransson
From Saigon to the Promised Land: America, Exodus, and the Hidden Leaven of Grace
Why the Old Testament Still Matters
From Hustle to Holy Habits
The 7 Deadly Virtues: Hypocrisy in the Selfie Age
The Bible’s Design: Why the Cracks Are Part of the Architecture
The Half-Caste Kid and the Better Story
Recapturing True Values in an Age That Has Forgotten the Question
You’re Only Human: Lament, Limits, and the Sin of Trying to Be God
Money has a way of revealing what we really worship.
The 7 Deadly Virtues: Hypocrisy in the Selfie Age
Rulers, the Learned, and the New Republic of Science: A Proposal for Our “What Is Truth?” Moment
“This world is not my home, I’m just a-passin’ through.”
The 7 Deadly Virtues
Haunted by Unforgiveness: How Bitterness Gives Darkness a Legal Right to Stay
“Breaking the Power of the Mask: How God Uses Our Shame and Failure to Reveal His Image”
Racism, Color, and Justice: “The Least of All Distinctions”
Lennart Fransson
Grace presupposes nature
When Elephants Fight: How the “Ruling Establishment” Turns People into Grass
The Razor’s Edge: Celibacy, Shame, and how Words Build or Break Our World
Life Is Not Here to Torture Us: What I Learned from a Father Who Buried His Son and His Wife
Within the Shape of Love:What I Learned from Michael Gungor About Turning Back Inward
From Cairo to Madison to Malcolm X: What I Learned from Dalia Mogahed About Being an American Muslim
From Taxonomy to Tapestry: Seeing Ourselves in an 8‑Billion‑Piece Puzzle (What I Learned from Gina Zurlo)
From Survival to Sovereignty: Stories, Systems, and the Quiet Work of Becoming Whole (What I Learned from Lela Tuhtan)
Why would you trust the destiny of your eternal soul to a system of belief that someone else thought through?
“The way of peace they have not known.”
Steve Rotermund
“Don’t panic.”
Flourishing, Not Just Surviving: Five Questions to Reframe Health and Wholeness
A little Muslim girl and a Christian bus driver. That’s where I want to start.
