I’m Estranged from My Parents. I Still Love Them.
Even when family ties are severed, God does not cut off his care.
God Is Faithful in Triumph and Despair
I voted for Kamala Harris and mourn her loss. But I want to keep politics in its proper place, subordinate to Jesus.
Vance’s Chance
How VP-elect JD Vance could build a bridge between populism and Christian conservatism.
What to Do After the Election
Prudence from Ecclesiastes and exhortation from Hebrews for the jubilant and disappointed alike.
Go Slow and Repair Things
We’re facing huge problems in our culture—problems an election alone can’t solve. But by God’s grace, we can do the small, daily work of repair.
Writers
In a Polarized World, but Not of It
Gen Z Is Turning Online for Spiritual Guidance
My generation is spiritually curious. We’re just looking in the wrong places.
Jesus Is Still Right About Persecution
Nine truths believers need to understand to pray well for the suffering body of Christ.
All Saints Die
Our yearly reminder for Christians neither to run from nor to leap toward death, but to learn the art of dying well.
The Antidote to Election Anxiety
My community is the kind you see in articles hyping the threat of political violence. Reality is more mundane—and hopeful.
How Not to Vote for Barabbas
A democratic process resulted in the greatest miscarriage of justice in human history.
Digital Sloth in the Online Arena
How our internet use is prone to the ancient vice of akrasia.
Christ and a Coin-Toss Race
As Election Day approaches, American Christians must remember to render “to God the things that are God’s.”
A Vision for Screen-Free Church
Too many of our worship services are digitally indistinguishable from secular spaces. Church can and should be different.
The Scandal of the Evangelical Heart
The love of many Christians has grown cold. How can we reorder our desires and affections?
Voting Is Important to Me. That’s Why, This Year, I Won’t Vote.
A Christian political scientist considers what to do when no viable candidate aligns with our core values—or even comes close.
Radical Hope in an Age of Climate Doomsday
The current environmental crisis is progressing fast and furiously. How do we avoid despair?