Vocation • Visions of Vocation Responsible for Folks That Have Been Forgotten Dr. Steven Garber | 6 min read This article is excerpted from Steve’s book Hints of Hope: Essays on Making Peace with the Proximate, available at Hearts and Minds Bookstore as well as elsewhere. And the doors... Continue Reading
Culture • Christianity & Culture That They May be One: The Knicks, Babel, and Christian Unity Rev. Dr. Irwyn Ince | 12 min read I am a native New Yorker. So, even though I live in DC, New York (Brooklyn in particular) still has my heart. My sports allegiances are directly tied to this... Continue Reading
Vocation • On Daily Work The Unbearable Tension of Living Between Faith and Work Kara Martin | 9 min read I was speaking at a conference about ambition and how, as Christians, we can navigate the tension between selfish ambition and passion as we work. After the talk, during a... Continue Reading
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
