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Transhumanism and the Cult of ‘Better, Faster, Stronger’
Why the church should resist technologies that aim to liberate us from ordinary, embodied life.
Andy Crouch | March 15, 2019
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Move Over, Sex and Drugs. Ease Is the New Vice.
Do modern amenities make it tough for us to embody God’s love?
Jen Pollock Michel | January 31, 2019
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The Incarnation Is the Rule, Not the Exception
How a theology of the ordinary informs Advent.
Julie Canlis | December 19, 2018
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Why Apocalypse Is Essential to Advent
This season demands a clear view of darkness. Here’s how scholars reckon with it.
Fleming Rutledge | December 18, 2018
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Is the Body That ‘Betrayed’ Me Still ‘Very Good’?
What the incarnation affirms about the reality of God's creation.
Derek Rishmawy | February 20, 2018
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How to Celebrate Christmas as a Cultural Minority
Christians abroad and Muslims at home helped me find the holy day in the holiday.
D.L. Mayfield | December 12, 2017
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How Churches Change the Equation for Life After Prison
One of the hardest days of incarceration may be the day it ends. The church can be there to make a difference.
Morgan Lee | August 22, 2016
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The Universal Call to ‘Mothering Like Christ’
Childbirth illustrates the life-giving sacrifice of body, mind, and soul that applies to us all.
Jeannie Whitlock, guest writer | May 05, 2016
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Tarantino's Incarnational Aesthetic
Quentin Tarantino is an unlikely contributor to the theology of Incarnation.
Brett McCracken | December 23, 2015
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To Be Human Is to Be Homesick
God hardwired us for home, but we’re living in exile.
Jen Pollock Michel | November 23, 2015
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