Culture • Current Conversations Has Foodie Culture Forgotten the Poor? Erik Bonkovsky | 4 min read I recently attended a Public Square event hosted by the Richmond Times-Dispatch. We discussed recent survey results about how “it” cities like Richmond can attract and keep millennial professionals, who represent the future... Continue Reading
Culture • Christianity & Culture It’s a Very Fallen World Dr. Steven Garber | 2 min read “Daddy, it’s a very fallen world.” Almost 30 years ago my daughter Eden and I hiked up Sugarloaf, an innocently-named mountain above Bear Trap Ranch in Colorado. Though I can’t... Continue Reading
Faith • Biblical Reflections The Sin that Doesn’t Feel Sinful Rachel Blackmon Bryars | 4 min read When I read the emotional and angry email, my eyes widened and my heart started pounding. There was a misunderstanding— an unfortunate mix-up between a former neighbor and me. I... Continue Reading
Culture • Christianity & Culture If I Don’t Know, Then I’m Not Responsible Dr. Steven Garber | 2 min read What will I do with what I know? There is nothing more primordial than the responsibility of knowledge, and it is our glory and our shame. As Havel argued so... Continue Reading
Culture • Christianity & Culture Perfect Shells, Perfect Marriages Dr. Steven Garber | 2 min read Walking along the beach early one morning about 15 years ago, I kept looking for a perfect seashell. Sure that one was to be found, I stopped and stopped again,... Continue Reading
Culture • Christianity & Culture “God, give Egypt success”: Praying Prayers with A Sense of Belonging in Egypt Laura Merzig Fabrycky | 3 min read Missio’s Tuesday “global” edition has had its eyes on Jayson Casper’s blog, A Sense of Belonging, for quite some time. Residing in Cairo, Egypt with his wife and young daughters, Jayson... Continue Reading
