For Socialism

Kelly MaeshiroMarch 11, 2014

I have elsewhere written about the political ideals of the Christian message, Jesus having proclaimed something far more radical than anything Karl Marx or Fri...

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KEEPIN’ IT REAL: A Letter From Mather Dining Hall, PT. IV OF VI

Will SackMarch 10, 2014

The Third Aspect: Bravery Dearest friends, What does Bravery mean? As a question, it takes me back to my days of football. Our coach would always psych us up w...

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Solving Suffering: Part IV UNIVERSAL SUFFERING

CJ CurtisMarch 10, 2014

We are on a journey to show how/why a Christian God allows suffering in the world Universal Suffering We last left off with a conclusion, and an important...

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Starting Lent Mad at God: The Fast Track to Sainthood (?)

Jane ThomasMarch 8, 2014

Earlier this week I was giving God the silent treatment. It’s not that I forgot to pray, but rather every time it occurred to me to pray, I remembered, “Oh yea...

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The Boromir Prayer

David PaivaMarch 6, 2014

]] This blog post is premised on events that take place at the end of the book and film The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring. Unless you have li...

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Loving Prosperity Gospelizers Rightly

Shaun LimMarch 5, 2014

In modern Christian evangelism, a curious new brand of the gospel has emerged, which has come to be known (by its critics) as the ‘prosperity gospel’. This bra...

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Finding Encouragement in the Physical World

Henry LiMarch 4, 2014

The world was made by God, and the signs are everywhere: under bridges, under rocks, within equations, in the tendons of the hands of those we hold dear, in th...

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Keepin’ It Real: A Letter from Kentucky, pt. III of VI

Will SackMarch 4, 2014

The Second Aspect: Loyalty Dearest friends, I recently heard a phrase in a new way. It’s a common phrase, one you might also hear on any given day: you do you....

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The Spiritual Exercises of St Ignatius of Loyola

Jim McGloneMarch 4, 2014

I recently had the great privilege of attending a three-day retreat based on the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius of Loyola, a sixteenth-century saint and ...

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From My Journey to Faith: Why Honest Christian Music Made Me Care About Believing

Peter HickmanMarch 2, 2014

Michael Gungor So much of American Christianity is, in my mind, B.S. We pretend we believe this. We pretend we don’t have doubts about it. We pretend we’re ...

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