Culture • Current Conversations Did Socrates Want To Win? Jesus, Rhetoric, and My Son’s AP US History Debates Kimberly Hart | 12 min read I’ve been all but banned from watching political debates in our home. My inability to restrain myself when it comes to critiquing, loudly, whatever passes for logical argument today has... Continue Reading
Vocation • On Daily Work Restoring the Meaning of Stewardship: Vocation in an Age of “Me First” Paul Cho | 16 min read On April 29, 2026, Jerome Powell stood at a podium for the last time as Chair of the Federal Reserve and did something quietly remarkable. He reminded the room —... Continue Reading
Faith • Theological Reflections Where Is God in Our Suffering? Kyle Tucker | 8 min read Six years ago, I was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease. Crohn’s is a gastrointestinal disease that causes abdominal pain and exhaustion, along with a higher risk of colon cancer. For me,... Continue Reading
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
