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David McNuttFormation
"A time will come when we will know what all this is for. And there will be no mysteries. We will know why we live. We’ll come together. We’ll plan orchards. Fields. We’ll build the land back up. Franz, I’ll meet you there. In the mountains."
TechnologyFormationHayden Nesbit
We must pray for hearts that desire not a fragile, fleeting sense of self that must be recreated each day while we await validation via notifications, but one that longs to join the mission of the Triune God to bring flourishing to every good and beautiful place including where you are.
TechnologyFormationRobert Ordway
Screwtape Is hiding in plain sight.
Nadya WilliamsFormationBook ReviewsEducationFamily
Prioritizing an education in the virtues, therefore, is a political exercise of supreme importance for the wellbeing of any state. Classical Christian education today certainly aims to recover this mission—thus the emphasis in the book’s title on “the American Mind.”
Sarah ReardonFormation
How we talk about our lives and desires is telling. Our speech about vacations and retreats reveals that Americans both in and outside of the church have accepted a particular mindset about work, life, and time
TechnologyChristine AgarwalFormation
What do we do to avoid becoming people who want all the ease, speed, and information without any of the work to get it?
Daniel KunkelFormationChurch
For many churches, ministry now consists of exposure—podcast or perish—leaders feel obligated to maintain an online presence and publish their church’s conversion rate, baptism ratio, average weekly attendance, and annual earnings. After all, how are they to hear without Mailchimp?
Hayden NesbitTechnologyFormation
Our very mode of life cuts our attempts at connecting off at the knees. In a digital age, our default posture is one of performance. If we are to move toward connection, we must relearn the purpose and art of conversation.
Steven WedgeworthFormationTheology
The words and phrases we use to confess our sin imply something significant about our understanding of sin.
Marc SimsFormation
The problem for Augustine, and for any of us who are examining the role of habits in the spiritual realm, is that changing the deep habits of unbelief are not so simple.
Drake OsbornFormationTechnologyMagnifica Humanitas
The danger of humanity since the fall of man is not simply that we have the potential to “unname” or “unhuman” ourselves, but that we have the potential to create an inhuman and “nameless” world, a world where it becomes harder to live humanly.
Elizabeth SticeFormationFilm Reviews/HollywoodHealth & Medicine
The representation of so-called "assisted dying" on Hacks is harmful because it is dishonest about dignity in such situations.