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Kate Lucky
Kate Lucky is a senior features editor at Christianity Today. She is the former managing editor of Commonweal, and her writing has appeared in publications including Plough and The Point. Kate lives in the Bay Area with her husband and son.
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‘People Need to Be Reminded of God’s Abba-like Care’
Responses to our November/December issue.
Motherhood Was Supposed to Be a Slog. I Found Joy Instead.
Now I’m learning to navigate a season of joy faithfully–and with open hands.
Churches Haven’t Forgotten Portland
Churches partner with business and city leaders in Portland’s downtown core.
Review
The Insufficient Secular Case Against Porn
A new book from Jo Bartosch and Robert Jessel makes a compelling and rightfully angry case against pornography but fails to articulate a better sexual ethic.
Why ‘The Screwtape Letters’ Is Uncomfortable to Watch
The two-actor play uses C. S. Lewis’s classic work to warn people—especially Christians—about the dangers of lukewarm faith.
‘The Chosen Adventures’ Educates Our Smallest Bible Scholars
The animated spinoff on the adult show is a heady attempt to disciple kids on the life of Jesus.
‘Wouldn’t It Be Funny if We Tricked a Bunch of People into Going to Church?’
Michelle Stephens of Silicon Valley evangelism organization ACTS 17 talks caviar bumps, Peter Thiel, and Christianity.
Review
Geniuses Have Divine Gifts. Even When They’re Insufferable.
We don’t have to excuse their bad behavior to recognize God’s hand in what they create.
Neither Pity nor Pedestal
Even if a pronatalist proposal to honor mothers in the halls of power is well-intended, it’s missing the point.
Stories from the ‘Sandwich Generation’
Readers relate to Jen Wilkin’s article from January/February about the seasons of life.