The Archive
Nadya WilliamsFamilyChurch
The idea that men and women are different was obvious to the ancient world. That they were different yet equal was not.
Daniel K. WilliamsBooks
Beha's book is a moving account of how a romantic materialist might embrace Christianity, but it is too dismissive of other approaches to belief.
Elizabeth SticeBooks
Whether or not readers agree with Nelson's interpretation of the American Dream, many will find the people in this book worth reading about.
Kirsten SandersBooksThe Magpie
Peter Harrison's 'Some New World' is everything you might hope for in the best of academic history.
Nadya WilliamsBooks
Four recent books on virtue offer a path toward moral health and rootedness in a time when vices proliferate at the speed of technological innovation.
Nadya WilliamsBooks
If we will attend to their wisdom, the Church Fathers can help us become more careful and engaged readers of Scripture.
Joshua HeavinBooksThe Heron
Josh Heavin's new theology books column previews new books from Katherine Sonderegger, Matthew Arbo, Christopher Mooney, Denise Flanders, and David Moffitt
Drake OsbornTechnology
The way in which an LLM presents as a conversational partner, even a person, inherently blurs certain lines for the human user.
Jake MeadorCultureFormation
Anyone who attempts to dismiss or normalize violating the first table of God's ten commandments will damn themselves if they do not repent.
Jared KennedyChurchFormation
The church calendar can be a powerful tool for cultivating piety individually and ecclesially, but it must be kept beneath the Word to do its work best.
Gray EwingFormation
It is not enough to simply stop doing wrong things and move on from past evils. There must be repentance, a naming of the sins we are turning away from.
An event for building the character that can move through chaotic times. Alan Noble, author and professor, guides readers through the seven virtues of prudence, justice, temperance, wisdom, faith, hope,