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Jake MeadorFormation
Dorothy Sayers says that work is what we were put on earth to do. And, personally, I want to agree with her. But supposing one accepts that definition of work, how then do we understand the Sabbath?
Matthew Lee AndersonFormation
The brilliant Jake Meador followed up the discussion below on the nature of work by attempting to bring together Sayers and Lewis: My proposed reconciliation of the two views can be stated thus: The world is sacramental (the lowercase s […]
Matthew Lee AndersonFormation
Working to Live (or, Sayers v. Lewis)
Jeremy MannFormation
Living to Work
Cate MacDonaldDevotionalFormation
As I type this I am watching a smug and self-important young woman on a Sunday morning show give a monologue on The Pill. On this Mother’s Day, she is telling the nation how great it is that women no […]
Matthew Lee AndersonFormation
God Gives the Superfluities
Matthew Lee AndersonFormation
The Lighthearted Seriousness of Confession
Matthew Lee AndersonFormation
Playing the Theological Syncretism Card
Matthew Lee AndersonFormation
Or with which doctrine, anyway. That was the question that the folks at Patheos asked a number of evangelical pastors and theologians. The responses are worth reading in full, but Mark Roberts‘ is (not surprisingly) especially good: Let me explain […]
Matthew Lee AndersonFormation
How do People Change?
Matthew Lee AndersonFormation
If any of our own people also inquire, not from love of debate but from love of learning, why Jesus suffered death in none other way save on teh cross, let him also be told that no other way than […]
Matthew Lee AndersonFormation
“Watch and pray, so that you do not enter into temptation. For the spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak.” “Likewise the Spirit helps us in our weakness. For we do not know what to pray for as we […]