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Faith • Liturgical Reflections

A Longing for Home

Adrienne Shore | 3 min read

In this season, there is grace. Because of my own pain and the experience of separation, I have come to recognize the paradox inherent in Christ's coming to this earth. Christ Jesus had to leave His home with the Father and with perfect communion, in order to bring us home.

Faith • Liturgical Reflections

He is a Visiting King

Mollie Moore | 5 min read

The four weeks of the Advent season help us to see how the Lord is the Master of using stories to make himself known to the world.

Culture • Current Conversations

A Different Four-Letter Word

Sarah Tenney Stehlik | 3 min read

The pain is real; the suffering is real. Deeply so. Grieve with those who grieve, and weep with those who weep. But do not drink the poison of fear.

Faith • Liturgical Reflections

Merry Michaelmas

Laura Merzig Fabrycky | 4 min read

Angels don't often figure into our theologies of work, but perhaps they should.

Faith • Theological Reflections

You will know them by their Covenants

Adam Joyce | 2 min read

“An uncalled life is an autonomous existence in which there is no intrusion, disruption, or redefinition, no appearance or utterance of the Holy. We may imagine in our autonomous existence, moreover, that no one knows our name until we announce it, and no one requires anything of us except that for which we volunteer. The...

Culture • Christianity & Culture

Exegete Your Failures

Adam Joyce | 3 min read

“Ever tried. Ever failed. No matter. Try again. Fail again. Fail better.” –Samuel Beckett I have heard the end of this quote bandied about as an axiom recently, “Fail better.” At first this sounds smart, even right. Yet within it rests the humorous possibility—one can fail at “failing better.” This makes sense. There are moments...

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