Contrary to the pervasive “sacred-secular” dichotomy that infects many Christians’ view of the world of “ordinary” work, the Bible has a comprehensive and positive understanding of God’s involvement in the public arena, from creation to new creation, providing perspectives that should govern our ethical, missional, and pastoral engagement with it.
Jeff Keuss discusses the hit TV series *Lost*, including its finale, in light of Augustine’s concepts of love and creation.
Dubai and Nairobi represent two ends of the poverty/wealth spectrum, but which one is really wealthy?
A review of James Cameron’s new film AVATAR that explores the historical and theological ideas of the film.
In this essay, Jeff McSwain describes the theological issues involved in his controversial departure from Young Life in 2007.
Last week, the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) posted its complete line-up of films. As …
A telling of the Biblical story from the perspective of the trees.
In this essay, Jim Jewell exhorts us to see the beauty around us and then announces the creation of Flourish, a new nonprofit that works to integrate environmental stewardship with other church ministries.
A reflection on the beauty of creation and redemption in the impoverished, agriculturally scarred towns along the Dominican Repulic and Haitian border.
