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Faith • Biblical Reflections

Missio on Gen. 11: The Babel Barrier

Becca Hermes | 4 min read

Spending time with my in-laws can be a bit confusing. Don’t get me wrong; we enjoy each other. But, you see, they speak a different language from me. I don’t mean the different languages of rural and urban, or East Coast and West Coast, or even British and American. No; they speak Arabic, and I...

Culture • Christianity & Culture

Pilgrims in the Ruins

Dr. Steven Garber | 4 min read

Pilgrims in the ruins. The image caught me, and years later I am still living with it. Simply said, it captured the challenge of living in a world where we stumble in the ruins, sinners that we are, sinned against that we are. When I read Pilgrim in the Ruins, the biography of Walker Percy,...

Faith • Theological Reflections

Love in the Ruins

Dr. Steven Garber | 4 min read

A long-loved love. On Saturday we attended the wedding of young friends, the groom having been my student over the last months. We met a year ago in his final semester at the University of Virginia, and after a lecture he came up to me, asking good questions. The longer we talked, the more intrigued...

Faith • Theological Reflections

The Fabric of Faithfulness: Practices of a Sustained Faith

Dr. Steven Garber | 5 min read

As fall falls upon us, for those who follow football there is daily speculation about the Heisman Trophy winner for 2012. Who will it be? A long favorite from Kansas State or Notre Dame, or perhaps an upstart freshman from Texas A & M? I remember years ago reading the back page of Sports Illustrated,...

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