The Archive
Drake OsbornFormation
A robust understanding of holiness presents an alternative form of life, set against both the therapeutic and the rationalistic.
Amy MantravadiBook ReviewsFormation
Grace Hamman's 'Ask of Old Paths' is an account of virtue that is simultaneously conversant with the contemporary world and grounded in the medieval.
Jeremy SextonCultureChurchFormation
Doug Wilson's 'serrated edge' substitutes lampoon for lament and crosses into language Scripture forbids.
Jake MeadorCulture
Three basic belief systems will define the short-term future of the west. Whether the west has a long-term future depends on how those systems relate.
E. J. HutchinsonPoetry
Brief wisdom on how to work by the 17th century Danish poet Henrik Harder
Joel KurzPoetry
We live by what Christ’s carpenter hands give.
Jake MeadorCultureChurchFormation
The therapeutic has emerged as a 'secular methodism' of sorts which we use as an attempt to cope with a world without stories, meaning, or belonging.
Elizabeth SticeTechnologyFormation
It’s not the real world, but it is the real you.
James WoodCultureTheology
With a startling consistency and clarity, the great doctor of the church, Augustine of Hippo, forbade Christians from seeking vengeance.
Katelyn Walls SheltonFamilySexualityFormation
While it may sometimes be awkward, Christians should be talking more about sex, not less.
Elizabeth SticeBook Reviews
'Mailman' is a frequently delightful reflection on civic life and what holds America together even in an era of low trust.
Andrew KaufmannBook Reviews
Varouxakis's 'The West: The History of an Idea' takes its readers through many surprising turns in documenting the history of 'the west.'