What it means to be formed in Christ.

What does it mean to be formed as a Christian, not merely to know the right things, but to become the right kind of person? These essays take that question seriously, approaching it from theology, pastoral care, psychology, technology, work, the body, and the life of the mind.

Taken together, they offer something more than a practical guide. They are themselves an act of formation: patient, careful, rooted in tradition, and convinced that the renewal of the church and culture depends not on better strategies but on deeper formation in Christ.