Eight Books You Should Read About Francis Schaeffer
It’s important to read how people have interpreted and understood Francis Schaeffer. Here are eight books anyone interested in Francis Schaeffer should read.
Specks, Planks, and Sexual Sin
Data shows that a significant percentage of professing evangelicals are practicing fornicators and practicing pornography users. What are we to make of this data?
Nathan Finn: Baptists, Education, and the Church
Watch Nathan Finn's Library Talk on Baptists, Education, and the Church.
Salvation in Star Wars: What Do We Do with Grace in Galaxies Far, Far Away
“This is the way” on Mandalore as it is on Earth.
Spiritual Formation by Looking to the Cross
The Christian life that Coe describes is constantly looking to the cross, abiding in Christ as he is the giver of life.
Limits Are Good: A Review of ‘You’re Only Human’ by Kelly Kapic
Do you ever worry that you are not enough? Jordan Parris reviews Kelly Kapic's book, 'You're Only Human.'
Jennifer Herdt: In the Furnace of Charity
Watch Jennifer Herdt's lecture from Exploring Personhood: Human Formation.
Kelly Kapic: Why Christians Need Others Amid Our Suffering
Watch Dr. Kelly Kapic's lecture from Exploring Personhood: Human Formation.
Andy Davis: The End of Formation
Watch Andy Davis' lecture from Exploring Personhood: Human Formation.
Dru Johnson: Will We Ever Again Bother with Scripture?
Watch Dru Johnson's lecture from Exploring Personhood: Human Formation.
Dan Darling: The Characters of Easter
Dan Darling joins us to talk about Judas, Peter, Barabbas, Pilate, the women at the tomb, and the "characters of Easter."
Winning Bets, Losing Your Soul: The Perils of Sports Gambling
The rise in sports betting has massive implications, not only individuals’ financial situations but also their formation as humans.
Human Formation: A Recap of the Exploring Personhood Conference
Kelly Kapic: Embracing Your Limits
"The goal of the Christian life is not to make you super-human," says Kelly Kapic. "It’s to make you truly human."
The Dangers of Love in HBO’s “The Last of Us”
Love, like every other human impulse, can spoil. 'The Last of Us' highlights this truth, which C. S. Lewis wrote about decades before.
Karen Swallow Prior: Why Christians Should Read Old Books
Why should Christians read books — yes, even the old ones? Dr. Karen Swallow Prior joins us to answer this question.
Sports as a Way to Connect
I’m learning to care about even sports as a way to love my neighbor and build community.
Jeremy Treat: Jesus and Travel Ball
When sports schedules and church gatherings conflict, why does church always get the shaft? Dr. Jeremy Treat joins Benjamin Quinn and Cody Evans to discuss.
For Everything There Is a Season: On Fandom, Futility, and the Wisdom of Ecclesiastes
Why do we recognize the seeming futility of being a fan of a flailing team, and yet stay plugged in and invested?
Baseball and the Meaning of Life
What if instead of trying to fix baseball, we started letting baseball fix us.
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