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Amy DiMarcangeloGenderTheology
If we want to guard against the errors of the past—and equip our teens to navigate the cultural pressures of the present—it is essential to teach them why their bodies matter.
Ian OlsonCultureTheology
Re-enchantment will be enticing for the dissatisfied but enchantment doesn’t carry an intrinsically Christian valence.
Emily CarringtonFamilyTheology
God will redeem my grief when I hold my babies in my arms. But today I honor their bodies with the grief I carry inside of me that they have no resting place on this side of heaven.
Sarah AshbachBibleTheology
I only ask that you champion the sacrament of existence, the miraculous strangeness of Scripture, and the wonder and beauty which lie at the heart of all things, drawing us continually to our God.
Cody BarnhartTheologyChurch
The church, if it retrieves well, always retrieves against itself.
Joshua HeavinThe HeronBooksTheology
On the means and ends of this column devoted to notable new and forthcoming books, see the introductory paragraphs of its first edition. Herons who stalk their prey are supremely
Cameron ShafferChurchTheology
It actually is possible to meld a spirit of charity and irenicism with deep confessionalism.
Erik LundeenTechnologyChurchTheology
God the Son took on flesh and communicated his message face to face.
TheologyBooksJoshua Heavin
It almost goes without saying that Steffaniak’s book should prove a touchstone for future conversations or debates about classical theism.
Eric McLaughlinMusicChurchTheology
Why is the glory of God so invisible most of the time?
TheologyFormationBibleEthan Harrison
Illuminating the prayers of Thomas Cranmer with the aid of Thomas Aquinas
BooksTheologyBibleJoshua Heavin
Anyone who wants to understand what the Reformers themselves actually believed about union with Christ, justification, and much else cannot do better than to take up this volume.