Advancing the stories and ideas of the kingdom of God.
January 4, 1581: James Ussher, Archbishop of Armagh, Ireland, is born. Famous for a chronology of the Bible that was repeatedly printed in King James Versions, he was so highly esteemed that Oliver Cromwell gave him a state funeral and had him buried in Westminster Abbey.
January 4, 1965: T.S. Eliot, the most influential English writer in the twentieth century and a devout Christian who wove his religious convictions into his work, dies.
They’re not wrong to believe in a contested world. But they’ve misidentified the villains.
The Bulletin
Australia bans social media for kids, CDC’s recommendations change, college football uproar, and the far right lens on history.
The Russell Moore Show
Russell takes a listener question about whether some songs are better than others for worshipping in a congregational setting.
Being Human
How can you maintain your Christmas sanity amid holiday stress?
The Incarnation is an act of divine hospitality, and the church is the cohost.
News
While uncertain about life under the new Islamist-led government, Christians are providing spiritual and material aid to their neighbors
News
“I just wish someone can help me get my child back home soon.”
A conversation with printmaker Ned Bustard on what traditions teach about the joy of generosity.