Culture • Popular Culture In Praise of a Good Morality Tale: the Simple and the Complex in the Fiction of Elizabeth Goudge Becca Hermes | 11 min read Bibliotherapy. Never heard of it? Neither had I, at least by name, until browsing a lifestyle magazine a few months ago. Perhaps you are familiar with this term. For those... Continue Reading
Culture • Popular Culture Everything is Broken Dr. Steven Garber | 3 min read A few weeks ago on an early morning drive I listened to Bob Dylan for two hours, the whole way there. Not what I always do, but that day I... Continue Reading
Culture • Popular Culture Dickens’ Bleak Vision: Vocation Gone Wrong Rev. Dr. Bill Fullilove | 8 min read One of the challenges of a proper doctrine of vocation — God’s care for all types of work, their importance, their value, their biblical dignity — is that it so... Continue Reading
Culture • Popular Culture On Dragons and More Dr. Steven Garber | 6 min read “Most of us know what we should expect to find in a dragon’s lair, but, as I said before, Eustace had read only the wrong books. They had a lot... Continue Reading
Culture • Popular Culture Vocation and Choices in “It’s a Wonderful Life” Dr. Steven Garber | 4 min read “At crucial moments of choice, most of the business of choosing is already over.” How else do we explain the choice of a boy, amidst the glory of fun with... Continue Reading
Culture • Popular Culture To Keep on Keeping on Dr. Steven Garber | 5 min read To keep on keeping on. I first remember seeing those words in a “head shop” in Berkeley in the glory days of the counterculture, and they have run through my... Continue Reading