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Matthew Lee AndersonFormation
Orthodoxy is an important book and Matthew Lee Anderson and Trevin Wax are inviting you to read through it with them.
Matthew Lee AndersonFormation
The End of our Exploring is a book that highlights the primacy of understanding, rather than apologetics, within the Christian life.
Matthew Lee Andersonchristianity todayradical chrisitanityrichard stearnesFormation
The ordinary and comfortable are not equivalent. Radical Christianity thrives by conflating them in unhelpful ways.
Cate MacDonaldFormation
Kids and questions go together. Cate MacDonald reflects on the questioning life in light of her work with high schoolers.
Brett McCrackenCultureSocietyGray MattersbeerdrinkingbrewingLibertyalcohollegalismFormation
What happens when Christian freedom to enjoy alcohol goes from being a "nice to have" to a "must have"? When liberty becomes just a new sort of legalism?
Matthew Lee AndersonFormation
The vocation of writing has shifted as the value of words has been reduced. How should we think about the craft of writing when words are free?
Matthew Lee Andersonend of our exploringRob BellFormation
Conservatives and progressives have not questioned well. Matthew Lee Anderson's The End of Our Exploring brings them together under this charge.
Matthew Lee AndersonFormation
A Personal Note about *The End of our Exploring*
Matthew Lee AndersonFormation
The End of Our Exploring: Buy One, Give One (for free)
Matthew Lee AndersonFormation
The End of Our Exploring has a trailer and sample chapters. They are here, if you click this link.
Matthew Lee AndersonFormation
What hath G.K. Chesterton to do with Donald Miller? Orthodoxy is nothing like Blue Like Jazz, and Chesterton and Miller have little in common.
Brett McCrackenCultureGray MattersholinessworldlinessLibertyMiroslav VolflegalismFormation
Have today's Christians abandoned the call to be set apart? Are Christians embodying the call to be salt & light or are they blending in with the darkness?