The Archive
Vika PecherskyBook ReviewsFormation
'The Brothers Karamazov' shows a moment in which two people encounter each other not as objects of conquest but as beloved subjects and common persons.
Alan NobleBook Reviews
Our interview with Alan Noble went long, so we are sharing some bonus Q and A that Noble did over email following the interview.
Joseph MinichBook Reviews
Rosa's latest book continues his probing investigation into 'modernity.' But it is unclear if Rosa's theory of resonance can do all that needs to be done.
Edward SongCulture
No one would choose the world we have if they didn’t know their place in society ahead of time; nor is ours a world one that the Bible would consider just.
Jonathan ClarkBook Reviews
'Jesus Springs' is mostly fair and accurate in its treatment of evangelicalism in Colorado Springs, though it misses the diversity of the movement.
Susan Bruxvoort LipscombCultureBook Reviews
Though modeled after Dickens's 'David Copperfield' Kingsolver's 'Demon Copperhead' is different in several significant and deeply American ways.
Stephen WilliamsFormation
Being able to distinguish between different fasts and disciplines and practice them well can help us to grow in our piety and Christian maturity.
Chase KrugFamilyFormation
Marriage is not a container in which lust, if directed only at one's spouse, becomes moral. Chastity means refusing to reduce anyone to a sexual object.
Brianna LambertBook ReviewsFormation
An excerpt from Brianna Lambert's new book 'Created to Play'
Mere Fidelity
Derek Rishmawy 00:00:00.160 - 00:00:47.230 This episode is brought to you by Lexham Press, who publishes books that love the word, love the faith,
Andrew SpencerCultureTechnology
Smaje's 'Finding Light in a Dark Age' is a realistic and frank assessment of what might be required of us collectively by broad social collapse.
Nadya WilliamsFamily
We were not meant to do life alone. And doing life together with these small people God entrusts to us for a time is a true and beautiful gift.