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Rhys LavertyFeatured
Christopher Nolan has a long, well-documented fascination with time. But what his films have not been able to do is show a way of escaping creatureliness.
Dave Strunk and Ben RuyackFeaturedChurch
Any pastor of a church over 70 people[1] has to develop some kind of rhythm or strategy with which they encourage their church into greater fruitfulness in Christ. For better or ill, we’ve been calling these things ‘programs’ for some […]
Leah Libresco SargeantFeaturedEconomics and BusinesshealthJournalJournal 3
Immediately before Jesus institutes the sacrament of the Eucharist at the Last Supper, he kneels before his disciples to wash their feet. Peter objects to being served by his Lord, finding it improper, but Jesus tells him that, “Unless I […]
Tara ThiekeFamilyFeaturedEducation
Wonder is the birthright of every child and yet the vast majority of contemporary children's lit is designed to beat wonder out of even the smallest child.
Gracy OlmsteadFamilyFeatured
If the American people care about the family, it's high time we start to act like it because, as two recent books show, the American family is struggling.
Kirsten SandersFamilyFeaturedAnthropology
I am a mother and a theologian. These two facts belong together, inextricable as they are for me and my experience of them. I was pregnant with my first child as I began my doctoral work; I carried her to […]
Eric MillerFeaturedEducationEconomics and Business
Mark Noll’s The Scandal of the Evangelical Mind turned twenty-five last year. If we know a classic by its ability to speak across eras, one single event from this past summer is enough to assure everyone of the continuing tragic […]
Mike AustinFeaturedCurrent Politics
One of the questions that seldom comes up in gun debates is the ways in which gun ownership and use can shape character for good and for bad.
Joy ClarksonFeaturedEducation
Textbooks are often harmful to education because they reduce complex disciplines down to bite-sized facts which can be learned and repeated on a test.
Tessa CarmanFeatured
Rachel Cohen. The Austen Years: A Memoir in Five Novels. New York: Farrar, Straus, and Giroux, 2020. 304 pp, $28. “We do not enjoy a story fully at the first reading. Not till the curiosity, the sheer narrative lust, has been […]
Gracy OlmsteadFeaturedCreation Care
Food in America is not actually cheap. It is, in fact, quite costly—to the health of food workers, the happiness of animals, and the life of the land.
Brad EdwardsFeaturedCultureTechnologyChurch
I watched The Social Dilemma far later than most people not living under a rock. I expected a serious documentary that forecasted serious consequences with a tone of (even more) serious urgency and fear to drive the point home. If […]