The Archive
Joshua HeavinBook Reviews
The 19th century Anglican bishop J. C. Ryle offers a compelling and useful model for ministry and preaching in our own day.
John EhrettCulture
Much of the fighting around the idea of 'evangelical elites' is bound up in issues of class and the reality that pugilist antics do not produce elites.
Jake MeadorCulture
A small magazine occupies a unique role in the task of creating an ecosystem of mutually reenforcing Christian institutions devoted to the good of society.
Hayden NesbitChurchFormation
The Apostle's Creed, Lord's Prayer, and Decalogue can help us to understand both what we are and what we might become.
Eric McLaughlinCulture
Having an accurate idea of who is rich and who is poor, relatively speaking, can help us better understand the Christian call to generosity.
Nadya WilliamsFamilyCulture
Abigail Favale's new novel suggests a vision of what the sanctity of life means in a society that has lost all regard for it.
Miles SmithCulture
If our political society is like a forest, then attempts to clear cut it will do to us what they do to forests: leave them poorer and sicker.
James WoodFormation
When spiritual formation comes up we think of scripture reading or prayer or a rule of life. But the suffering we don't choose can be enormously formative.
Jake MeadorCulture
Learning to compelling convey truth and beauty is not an ability we simply acquire in a rote way; it is a capacity that is cultivated over a lifetime.
Wyatt GrahamTechnologyFormation
Digital technology orders the world and ourselves as resources ready for market, a process Heidegger calls enframing and Han traces into the digital age.
David J. ChamberlinCultureChurchFormation
Retired US Navy Vice Admiral John Scott Redd developed a framework for defining virtuous leadership which can apply in a variety of settings.
A. A. KostasFormation
Instead of focusing on what is wrong and distasteful about our world, focus on what you want your life to be about and move doggedly in that direction.