by Corey Parish
A persistent theme throughout Bonhoeffer’s works is the need for a humble posture towards one another. In Life Together, he famously wrote, “God did not make this person as I would have made him…
The place of humor and laughter in the Christian journey can lead one down the broad path of destruction, or it can lead up to the pleasure of God.…
by Arthur Aghajanian
The stakes have increased in recent years as relationships fracture under the strain of our political divide. Today, tribalism holds the United States hostage, with partisan political loyalties stoking fear and hatred between…
by Ryan Pemberton
Chris Hoke is the cofounder and executive director of Underground Ministries, which mobilizes faith communities and businesses across the Pacific Northwest into relationships of mutual spiritual transformation…
An interview between Ryan Pemberton and Chris Hoke of Underground Ministries…
by John Christopher Frame…
Arthur Aghajanian and poet and theologian d’Angelo Dia discuss what the medium of comic books can teach us about applying theological imagination to stories in the Bible…
The right to life, as the basis of all rights, cannot exist in any meaningful way if in every place you put your body down to rest, or any place you attempt to meet a creaturely need, you get asked to move on…
by Jan Lermitte
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I did not immediately love the work of Dorothy L. Sayers. I tend to read detective novels as escapist fiction, and Sayers’ stories are often too sophisticated for that. Too many epigraphs by Shakespeare, Spencer, and other long-dead male writers; complex characters who represent various classes of modern Britain after WWI and quote Latin, French, or speak with a broad Cockney accent…
by Tony Lawton
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I am an actor. Since 1998, I have been performing solo versions of C.S. Lewis’s The Great Divorce and The Screwtape Letters. I usually get hired by evangelical institutions to perform these works…