The Archive
Myles WerntzPolitical Theory
The most useful image for understanding our current political moment is not 'empire' but rather 'bureaucracy.'
E. J. HutchinsonTheologySociety
That ours is an age of despair is plain. Martin Luther and Philip Melanchthon can help us understand why.
Chris FogleFilm Reviews/Hollywood
The political contexts we live in inherently shape the way we relate to our neighbors and family.
Jake MeadorEvangelicalismCurrent Politics
The Doug election is a fascinating reset of America's socio-political context and offers exciting possibilities to politically marginal evangelicals.
Elizabeth SticeTheology
Though we do not deserve it, we crave and desperately need mercy—and the consolation of providence is that through God we can receive it.
Jake MeadorHistoryCulture War
We can be loudly and effectively opposed to syncretism without hollowing out ordinary Christian vocations as a means of neighborly love.
Ross ByrdBibleFormation
Eden wasn't perfect, if we understand what the Bible means by 'perfect.' But one day those of us found in Christ will be.
Matt MartensCurrent Politics
If it is wrong to vote for candidates who promise to work for evil ends once in office, what options remain for Christians in the 2024 presidential race?
Randall FowlerInternational Politics
The slide from a world that presupposes nation-states to a world of competing empires will have dramatic effects on Christian mission and ministry.
Jake MeadorHistory/Church History
The Reformation was a call for renewal founded on faith in God and commitment to the ordinary practices of Christian piety.
Jacob Sheldon FeiserTheology
The doctrine of Christ's descent into Hell has a surprising and oft unappreciated relevance to the daily life of Christian believers.
Alexander C. ThermenosIdentitySexuality
A great deal of contemporary confusion around issues of 'identity' is caused by the fact that everyone means something different when they talk about it.