Justification

We Believe in the Forgiveness of Sins, But Who Justifies the Victim?

We are Stewards of Our Lives, Not Their Makers.

On Leisure and Ennui in a Lockdown

“God Help and Forgive Me / I Want to Build Something that’s Going to Outlive Me.”

From Chapter 14, “The Funeral,” in Robert Farrar Capon’s collection of seasonal musings, “The Youngest […]

Wrapping up the latest from the week, we’d be remiss not to recap the biggest news, […]

I suppose it was only a matter of time before I found myself infatuated with […]

This preview comes to us from the host of this coming weekend’s festivities in NYC, […]

Perhaps not quite as salacious as Tillich fans or foes might infer from the title, […]

From his short meditation on love, titled Love Alone Is Credible: “The first thing that […]

In his post “The Whole Debt is Paid,” Tullian Tchividjian–our opening speaker at MBird 2013!–recounts a phenomenon […]

I have been in mourning over the revelation of cyclist Lance Armstrong’s guilt for several […]