January 15-21
Mental Midwinters, Confidence Cults, Exhausted Parents, Righteous Gemstones, and Some Praise for Laziness
January 8-14
Performative Work, Pentecostal Future, Existential Apps, Lonely Mid-Life, and the God Who Sees Us.
Divorce, Remarriage, and the Vow of God
Robert Farrar Capon’s A Second Day and Electronic Arts’ It Takes Two
MLK on Sin and God’s Grace
“Christianity is the greatest pessimistic optimistic religion in the world.”
The Age Issue
The Money Issue
The Surprise Issue
The Sport Issue
Six Posts of Poetry
“[Rituals are] a peace and a haven set into the wreck of time … a lifeboat on which you find yourself, decades later, still living”
The Surprisingly Refreshing Doctrine of Original Sin
Meet the (Saintly) Man Behind the Hit Netflix Series
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Attachment Theory and Your Relationship With God
Attachment is part of what it means to be a human, created by God.
Capon’s Parable of Gracious Infidelity: The Marriage …
So often we talk about how much we hunger for the burden to be taken […]
Six Reflections After Mars Hill
The wreckage that’s caused when the role of the law is misunderstood in the life of the church.
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The Healing of Time
The cross interrupts the stories we are a part of and relativizes all times that would determine us.
Crafting the Gospel-Focused Sermon for Lent
A Virtual Mockingbird Event, with Same Old Song and David Zahl.
Nickel: A Cautionary Tale
Obadiah Toad was upright, honest, and sincere … because of his devotion to the Code of Toad.
