The Archive
CultureJohn ReasnorFormation
To view death as entertainment or spectacle harms our soul even more than the act of execution harms the inmate's body.
BooksCultureDaniel Bennett
Kaemingk and Hamid believe our democratic order may be revived just yet, starting with more religion, not less.
FormationChurchJohn and Jena StarkeBooks
Weariness and burnout are good reasons to come to the Sabbath. But they shouldn’t be the reasons that keep us there.
FamilyNadya Williams
What can intellectual life look like in the context of a bustling young family?
CultureChurchSarah Rexford
Stepping out of the modern church taught me more about Jesus than anything I learned inside it.
ChurchFormationJessie Turpin
When people grow tired of the rapidly shifting nature of modern culture, weary of not finding happiness in self-satisfaction, they will find the core of their longing fulfilled in the steadfast, though paradoxical, love of Christ.
A. A. KostasFormationChurch
A weaker, culturally accommodated version of Christian faith can render us immune, as it were, to the life we are called to in Christian discipleship.
FormationHaley Baumeister
Something profoundly needed can come from the humiliation of being emotionally and spiritually splayed out. Need invites hospitality and desperation welcomes receptivity.
Cameron ShafferChurchTheology
It actually is possible to meld a spirit of charity and irenicism with deep confessionalism.
FamilyCultureChristine AgarwalFormation
Listen carefully to the stories being told to you, and choose wisely which ones to listen to.
Michelle Van LoonBooksCulture
'On Reconciliation' is an invitation to readers to imagine themselves beyond the headlines and horrors, in a room where former enemies can begin to repair the world together.
FormationCultureMarc Sims
Tolstoy's disillusionment with decadent Christianity initially made him a skeptic. But over time he couldn't maintain his skepticism and he began to doubt his doubts.