And as I Cycled, I Thought about God
Symen Auke Brouwers rides his bike through the fens.
Symen Auke Brouwers rides his bike through the fens.
Marrissa Rhodes contemplates what Christ’s resurrection has to say about imperfect family experiences.
Joanna Manning discovers the peaceful center to grief.
Michael Dean Clark explores the mistakes we make and opportunities we miss when we save our eulogies for the memorial service.
The poet Libby Swope Wiersema writes on grief and healing.
Certain strands of friendship can cross distances, but others—regretfully—are broken.
Jeff Keuss discusses the hit TV series *Lost*, including its finale, in light of Augustine’s concepts of love and creation.
After two decades of living under an overpass, drug abuse, and self-loathing, a man’s life is transformed through Restoration Ministries, a Christian residential recovery program in Illinois.
The Road1, with its impersonal depictions of cannibalism and murder in the aftermath of an unknown apocalypse, is one of the most spiritual novels written in recent years. The contrast may appear stark: how can the brutally physical reveal that which we tend to conceive of as transcendent? There is a long-standing assumption, at least […]