What’s Mine Is Yours Already
Our interview with Kathryn Tanner: “I only take the best from Luther, and leave the rest.”
Don’t Say No: The Ludicrous Nature of Faith
Saying No comes at zero cost; saying Yes could very well cost everything you have.
September 4-10
9/11 Remembrances, Aging and Listening, the Beauty of Being Humbled, and the John Mulaney Lie
Cross Country: The Great Equalizer
Being on a cross country team could bring out my best, but it could also bring out my worst.
The Two Testaments of Ted Lasso
The second season of Ted Lasso shows us in bright, brilliant colors that we are, in fact, not ok.
The Surprise Issue
The Sports Issue
The Future Issue
The Family Issue
Six Posts about Rest for Summer
The Surprisingly Refreshing Doctrine of Original Sin
Meet the (Saintly) Man Behind the Hit Netflix Series
Home Is Not Where You Were Born; Home Is Where You Cease to Escape From.
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Why We’re Not Going Back to Church
If the church was actually what they said it was — a hospital for sinners — then our sanctuaries would be full of bodies.
Attachment Theory and Your Relationship With God
Attachment is part of what it means to be a human, created by God.
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Preaching Into the Void
A Virtual Gospel for Empty Pews and an Imagined Congregation Isn’t Quite the Same.
