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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.
Matthew SchultzTechnologyFormationMagnifica Humanitas
Soon Leo will be dialoguing with a people formed by a machine intelligence that propagates counterfeit inhabitation, one that accustoms people to experience Christianity by asking a chatbot to teach them the Nicene Creed. Is he ready for that? Are we?
CultureFormationEddie LaRow
Lincoln was a great man and leader not despite his frequent melancholy, but because he kept going even under the weight of melancholy.
TechnologyFormationHayden NesbitMagnifica Humanitas
The experience of resonance will not be manufactured by tech overlords.
TechnologyFamilyFormationIsaac DeValois
Christian families will be greatly helped by this little device for its simple and convenient opportunity to help conduct catechesis.
Elizabeth SticeFormation
For most of church history, we internalized key texts by transcribing them. One great books prof has brought that practice back to her students.
John AhernFormation
We must build institutions that seek to form Christian minds according to Scripture. If we don’t, it will be done anyway, but not in ways we want.