In this interview, award-winning poet and best-selling author Kathleen Norris discusses writing, death, marriage, elder care, the church community, and her new book “Acedia and Me.”
In this short essay, Chris Haw reflects on the internal and theological struggle against gadgetry and the promised hopes of iPhones.
This essay argues that an anarchist critique of institutions needs to reemerge in America in order to deepen our political life and make fundamental changes imaginable.
Dr. J. Kameron Carter addresses issues of race, theology, and modernity at the 2008 Film, Faith, and Justice forum in Seattle, WA.
In this essay, Matt Jensen recommends Amy E. Black’s “Beyond Left and Right: Helping Christians Make Sense of American” as an objective Christian primer to politics in 2008.
In this interview, Suresh Canagarajah discusses global English education and changes taking place in the field.
Jude Joseph Lovell describes his evolving relationship with the music of the Innocence Mission.
In this essay, Paul Jaussen argues that discipleship is a valuable model for education, one which avoids the common traps of ideological or market-driven pedagogies.
In this essay, Dr. Robert Sweetman considers the distinctions between devout and scholarly readings of scripture, especially in light of Micah 6:8.