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Jared KennedyChurchFormation
The church calendar can be a powerful tool for cultivating piety individually and ecclesially, but it must be kept beneath the Word to do its work best.
Hayden NesbitChurchFormation
Ours is a body with aches and pains, strains and breaks. Confession will painfully set our bones. Such is the foolish divine order of the body of Christ.
Jamie CarlsonTheologyChurch
Evangelical gender discourse tends to be fairly fake and contrived because the key questions are ignored due to a combination of anxiety and partisanship.
Kirsten SandersCultureChurchBooksJournalWinter 2026
If you experience many longings and intuitions that are traditionally answered by religion, why not be religious? Paul Elie's book attempts an answer.
Gracy OlmsteadChurchBooksFormationJournalWinter 2026
Both the church calendar and the work of gardening are reminders of our mortality and an exhortation to prepare for the world to come.
Amy MantravadiChurch
The Ely Cathedral tells a story of Christendom's breaking, but also of Christianity's unlikely resurrections.
Adam CarringtonChurchGlobal
The recently published Abuja Affirmation is the strongest sign so far that the future of global Anglicanism is as a Reformed Protestant church.
Randall MerrillChurch
A poor reading of Acts 1:8 has left many pastors and ministry leaders unequipped for the banal work of day to day pastoral ministry.
Hayden NesbitChurch
Because of our world-muting acceleration, our evangelistic efforts would be wise to reawaken attentiveness to the created order.
Hayden NesbitTechnologyChurch
The church is the community of contrariness in the world, not because it is anti-technology, but because it is pro-unpredictable mystery
Trevin WaxChurchEvangelismGlobal
Obviously the proclamation and advance of the Gospel brings about social change, but it is still right and good to prioritize evangelism.
Sandip ChauhanChurch
Growth is a sign of life. The question is what kind of growth preserves life rather than stretching it to the point of fracture.