Faith • Biblical Reflections The Destruction of Pride & the Grace of Repentance Justin Adour | 10 min read What makes life worth living for you? What are the aspects of life, the pursuits, the accomplishments that seem to define who you are? In a cultural moment that prizes... Continue Reading
Vocation • On Daily Work “Severance”, the Most Theologically Accurate Diagnosis of the American Workplace Brandon Cobb | 8 min read Before becoming a pastor, I spent 12 years working as a consultant at various tech startups. I can remember the sound of my first Human Resources Director’s heels as she... Continue Reading
Culture • Current Conversations Life Worthy of Life: Autonomy in the Age of Physician-Assisted Suicide Clark Bartholomew | 8 min read How does someone die well? Is a ‘good death’ found in the way a person stares down death, unflinching? Is it found in a person’s choice to die or not... Continue Reading
Faith • Theological Reflections The Sabbath as Delight, Resistance, and Self Denial Abraham Cho | 13 min read This article is an excerpt from a chapter in Abraham Cho’s forthcoming book Defiant Joy: A Vision for Christian Witness to a World of Anxiety, Loneliness and Outrage. Release date... Continue Reading
Vocation • On Daily Work Ministering to the Marketplace: What Can a Pastor Do? Rev. Dr. Bill Fullilove | 10 min read Last week, Denise Lee Yohn issued a plea in Our Work Matters to God (Even if Our Church Doesn’t Say So): “I wish my pastor understood me, believed in me,... Continue Reading
Vocation • Visions of Vocation Our Work Matters to God (Even If Our Church Doesn’t Say So) Denise Lee Yohn | 6 min read “I wish my pastor understood me, believed in me, commissioned me.” I have been sitting with those words for weeks now. They were spoken at a recent conference by Jess... Continue Reading
