Kate is recovering from a former life as a modern day Pharisee and enjoys resting carelessly and wastefully in God's grace. She can be found traveling the world (who knows where she'll end up next!) seeking the upside-down Kingdom everywhere she goes. Find more of her writing her blog, Culturavore.
About Kate Campbell
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Google’s Search to Know Me: Social Media Algorithms and Being Known by God
I got a Facebook account in 2008. It was before the age of selfies and smartphones, Snapchat and Instagram. Then, it truly was a social network — simply a tool for connecting, and everything was fairly innocuous. I was in eighth grade, and my friends and I posted albums containing way too many pictures of […]
What a Korean Spa Taught Me About Sanctification
Someone once told me about this Korean sauna — he was absolutely obsessed with it. It was a place where one could disappear for hours and hours and emerge refreshed, restored and pampered. It piqued my interest, and after a while, I scheduled a day to go with a friend. I knew very little about […]
A Broken DVD Player and the Gift of Being Known
I know most people got rid of their DVD players a decade ago, but I’m old school — I still have a stack of CDs in my car, and sometimes I prefer watching an old DVD over Netflix. One night my roommate and I went to Redbox and picked out a movie, set ourselves up […]
I Am Not a Morning Person
It’s no secret to basically anyone who knows me that I am not a morning person. No matter how many different schemes or habits or alarm clocks I have tried, I have never successfully established a morning routine. I am 100% a night owl — that’s when I have the most energy and when I […]
The Flabbiness of Grace; or, How I Found the Gospel at a Pure Barre Class
On a cold, rainy Sunday afternoon I ventured out of the warmth and safety of my home and headed out with two friends to a new destination. Upon arrival, we were greeted by name-tagged women with perfectly made-up hair and faces, who swiftly presented us with goodie bags, carefully tied with colorful ribbon. We checked […]
The Brake Fast Club: Low Anthropology in Defensive Driving School
I wake up early one Saturday morning and drive over to the tiny strip center where my day’s worth of self-imposed detention awaits me. When I walk into the office, a home-makeover show is playing on the tiny TV screen. A stocky man at the front desk asks me if I’ve filled out my paperwork. […]
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