The Archive
Cameron ShafferBook Reviews
Sarah McCammon's new book 'The Exvangelicals' offers a glimpse into why some have left evangelicalism. But it is too quick to trust in its own judgments.
Matthew ArboHealth & MedicineFormationMental Health
Anxiety should not be pathologized, for then we will not recognize it as a normal part of being human or as something that can be endured with divine help.
Jake MeadorCurrent Politics
Being effective in politics is not about emitting the proper vibes, but understanding how democratic systems work and operating effectively within them.
Daniel K. WilliamsBook Reviews
Carlos Eire's book is a worthy consideration of how historians should interpret historical reports of the miraculous.
Jake MeadorCultureHealth & MedicineFilm Reviews/Hollywood
Two recent essays, one in New York and the other at The Free Press, further demonstrate how inhumane and starved for love our cultural moment truly is.
Brewer EberlyTechnologyHealth & MedicineLiterature
Our contemporary sickness of seeking does not deliver what it promises, instead leaving us lost, distraught, and alone.
Ross ByrdFormation
Fasting has always been part of Christian piety, though it is seldom practiced today. These are three reasons you should practice fasting.
Michael WearCurrent Politics
In a politically obsessed society it is no surprise that we now have a political variant on the faux religion of moralistic therapeutic deism.
Gillis HarpChurchBibleSacraments
The sacraments ought to be a core element of our public worship as Christians. But if they supplant the Word of God as central, we have erred.
Nadya WilliamsFamilyTechnologyEducation
You don't need to depend on laptops and tablets as part of homeschooling; a good library card is (mostly) all you need.
Jake MeadorHoly Week
He is risen!
Jake MeadorHoly Week
On Holy Thursday we reflect on Christ's imminent death with the aid of an antiphon hymn from the Eastern church.