Family Stories: Growing in Our Narrative
Elvir Ciceklic tells a story about God’s family story.
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Can’t Stop the Feelings: Anger and Identity in Mark 6:17–29
Angela Parker rethinks the idea of “angry black women” through her reading of the biblical character Herodias.
What’s So Holy about Matrimony? A Feminist Theological Reflection
Kimberly Humphrey ponders her husband’s name change and the difference marriage makes for discipleship.
At Least They Have a Target
Caitlin Causey accepts the curious comfort of a chain store as she seeks a place to call home.
Occupied Identity: The Aesthetics of Palestinian Suicide Bombing
In this essay, Derek Brown asks what beauty does in the context of occupied Palestine.
Better than Perfect
Janna Barber learns to accept the prickly bits and sweet scents of a mother/daughter relationship.
An Unnatural Order
The arrival of Syrian refugees to a small city on the Canadian prairies is an occasion for Ryan Dueck to reflect upon who we really think we are.
Escaping the Bully-God of American Evangelicalism: An Interview with Doug Frank
In this interview with The Other Journal, Doug Frank discusses moving away from abusive theology toward a way of life that embraces love and suffering.
Elena Ferrante’s Words Are Good Enough
Taylor Ross considers how the recent unmasking of Elena Ferrante reveals a fundamental misunderstanding of language and literature.
