Books
A well-told story has the ability to shape your heart in unexpected ways. Growing up in my particular brand of evangelicalism there was a staunch
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This semester, I’m teaching a course on the 1960s, and one of the readings I assigned was Madeleine L’Engle’s classic (and 1963 Newberry award-winner) A Wrinkle
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Arts & Culture
I love a good story. The problem is that I seem to have very little time to read good stories. This is most unfortunate, because
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I recently read Justin Lee’s spiritual memoir Torn: Rescuing the Gospel from the Gays vs Christians Debate, and like its predecessor, Wesley Hill’s Washed and Waiting, I
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James KA Smith asks “Who’s afraid of Postmodernism?” because the answer is, ‘Basically everyone in the (white?) Evangelical church.’ If you go to church in that
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Last Tuesday I wrote about a Christian book on romance that isn’t about dating or marriage, and I ended my summary of its ethic for unrequited
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Have you ever been in a situation where you’re into someone but they’re not into you? What about when someone likes you but you have no
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After finishing God with Us by Dr. Glenn R. Kreider I knew I that I wanted to tell other people about it. Rarely has a
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Asking a Sunday School teacher for a lesson in how to watch movies sounds about as exciting as inviting a U.S. Senator to a heavy metal concert. (Is
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As Thanksgiving approaches, you may find yourself inundated with daily thankfulness posts from friends on Facebook and Twitter, or you may be one of those participating
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