COVID Treatments and Christianity: What Really Happens in Medical Research
By Alysha Clark You can’t scroll social media or turn on the news without being bombarded with information […]
We Need Solitude. We Need Community. | A Review of ‘The Rhythm of the Christian Life’
By Alysha Clark In recent years evangelicals have started placing more emphasis on Christian rhythms and daily liturgies. […]
Alzheimer’s, Caregivers and Sovereignty: A Review of ‘Broken Beauty’
Life is hard; no one needs to be reminded of this. Perhaps not all of life is hard, […]
The Shaky Foundation for ‘Girl, Wash Your Face’
I want to be the best version of me I can be. I want to get stronger, listen […]
Pain as a Platform for God’s Glory: A Review of ‘My Affliction for His Glory’ by Daniel Ritchie
Stories grip our attention and excite our imagination. Good stories invoke our imaginations and can even elicit visceral […]
A Review of “Liturgy of the Ordinary” by Tish Harrison Warren
Living in seminary world, first as the wife of a seminary student and now as a student, has […]
From Thought to Page: Writing as Worship
So, whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do all to the glory of God. (1 […]
Why I Embrace My Introversion
By Alysha Clark As I have explored the doctrine of vocation, I have joyfully discovered the myriad ways […]
Michael Bird and Bruce Ashford Respond to the Benedict Option
Christians can be peaceful public nuisances or counter-cultural practitioners for the common good, argued Michael Bird and Bruce […]
How Reformation History Came Alive for Me
This year marks the 500th anniversary of the start of the Protestant Reformation. All around the world churches […]
Knowing God Through Your Work: A Review of ‘Every Job a Parable’ by John van Sloten
The last ten years have seen a renewed interest in the value of work among evangelical Christian scholars […]
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