The Archive
Tara Isabella BurtonFeatured
There might be more immediately exciting loves than the patient attention offered by the diligent person. But we are most like Christ when we are diligent.
Brad LittlejohnPolitical TheoryCurrent Politics
If America is to be a nation of laws, we will need to rediscover sources of political order that aren't purely dependent upon coercive force.
Christopher HuttonFeaturedEvangelicalism
Seeking to understand through conversation is a great good. But that doesn't mean every idea deserves to be presented in the same forum.
Tyler WittmanFeatured
Eternal generation undergirds our understanding of the creator/creature distinction and the atonement. We neglect or reject it to our own peril.
Caleb Wait
How have black protestant’s responded to their lynchings through American history? Malcolm Foley (PhD Candidate in Religion at Baylor University and Director of Discipleship at Mosaic Waco) joins Matt and Derek to discuss his research on this issue and how […]
Josh KinlawFeatured
Evangelicals are often overly concerned about respectability. Outlets that do not care about being clubabble, such as First Things, should be supported.
Guest WriterFeatured
These books are central to the ongoing conversations about race and justice happening amongst theologians today.
Brad LittlejohnPolitical Theory
Alexander Hamilton's words regarding the dangers of radical extremism feel alarmingly relevant to us today.
Harold SenkbeilFeaturedFormation
Jesus would be easier to follow if he would leave out that part about the cross. But that’s the thing about Jesus: he’s inseparable from his cross.
Amber BowenFeatured
Carlisle's book is, in both subject and style, an impressive contribution to Kierkegaard studies. It is not perfect, but it is a fitting study of the man.
Justin HawkinsFeatured
David VanDrunen's "Politics After Christendom" presents a jarringly stale political program built on an innovative reading of the Noahic covenant.
Andrew ArndtFeatured
“Theology awakens a grateful heart.”[1] Thus the first words of Katherine Sonderegger’s remarkable Systematic Theology fall. I began reading theology years ago out of a longing to know the Lord. Desire drove study. It still does.