The Archive
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.
Jake MeadorPolitical TheologyCurrent Politics
Benedict XVI's treatment of liberation theology, first written in 1984, remains deeply relevant to us today.
Tyler HummelTheologySacraments
Too much of American evangelicalism functions as if the sacraments make no difference whatever to the life of Christians or churches.
David MooreBooks
David Moore sits down to talk with Gerald McDermott about his latest book, 'A New History of Redemption.'
Jake MeadorFormation
Desiring a better live or place somewhere else will only impoverish your home place and rob you of the joys that are rightly yours as a follow of Jesus.
Ross ByrdFormation
On 'Moral Failings' and the Meaning of Grace
Matthew Lee AndersonBooks
Matthew Lee Anderson reviews the new book 'The Widening of God's Mercy' by Richard and Christopher Hays.
Jake MeadorWriting
Substack has provided economic support to struggling writers, but the broader shifts it has brought to the writing economy might be less good.
Scott HurstFormation
The causes of spiritual despair are many, but God always has a purpose for us in our suffering.