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Culture • Christianity & Culture

Christians As a Cultural Minority (Again)

Peter Wehner | 16 min read

The relationship between the culture and politics is complex and subtle, so it’s worth saying something about each, starting with culture. Culture involves far more than what we traditionally think of as politics – for example, art, music, entertainment, social institutions, and customs — whereas politics is one aspect of the work of government and...

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Faith • Biblical Reflections

Missio on Work (Ephesians 6:5-9): The Freedom to be Free

Stanton Coman | 3 min read

Life is full of unsexy tasks. For example, unclogging toilets, roofing, spreadsheets, thank you letters, file sorting, quality control, set striking… the list goes on. I’ve done all of those things listed above and then some, and most of them more than once. It’s not that we do those types of work because we particularly...

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Vocation • Visions of Vocation

Missio on Joseph: Thinking Through Power

Eric Peterman | 4 min read

It is easy for Christians to shy away from power.  Jesus Christ, the author of our faith, was essentially homeless and devoid of any earthly authority while in this world.  He commanded us to turn the other cheek when attacked.  When all expected him to deal a giant blow to Rome, he rode into Jerusalem...

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Faith • Theological Reflections

Missio on Joseph: The Means Matter

Thomas Kent | 4 min read

In Genesis 41 Joseph rises to unimaginable power over Egypt, being second only to Pharaoh, and through his wise governance as Egypt’s grand steward, Egypt is saved from famine, as is the whole known world.  This rise to power, however, is not a tale of selfish ambition; rather, it is a tale of Joseph’s faithful...

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