What Wendell Berry Taught Me About Heaven
Sometimes, to some people, Berry could sound grumpy about heaven. But he believed in “a love-made land.”
Opinion
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When Tone-Policing Masks Grotesque Sexual Exploitation
Is it not more offensive that judges effectively defend a pervert while chastising the judge who colorfully highlights it
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Paul Ehrlich: Prophet of Doom
So why, in spite of being so spectacularly and regularly wrong, did Ehrlich remain an icon and hero on the left
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A Bethel Alum Reflects on the Ongoing Sifting of the Charismatic Church
It remains to be seen what will come of the ministry and the future of charismatic Christianity more broadly
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How Do I Know If Something is a Sin?
In order to understand that we are sinners, we need to know what sin is
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How ‘Christ is King’ Became an Internet Weapon
What should be a sacred Christian confession of faith has become, in some corners of the internet, a taunt
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Why America Loves War
Stanley Hauerwas writes that ‘war is America’s central liturgical act necessary to renew our sense that we are a nation unlike any other nation.’ Contributing writer Rodney Kennedy connects this idea to our TV habits.
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Why John Perkins Stood (Almost) Alone
The civil rights leader treated love of God and love for others as inseparable.
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Doug McKelvey on Rites of Passage and the Sacredness of Ordinary Life
Every Moment Holy author Douglas McKelvey on writing prayers for the moments both sacred and mundane.
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Is God Sleeping in Your Boat?
When the Creator Himself is present among His people, creation responds
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If Iran opens, the Church must be ready with Bibles
As conflict and uncertainty continue across Iran, the Church should be thinking about something else too preparation
