Culture

Don’t Be Afraid to Just Get Married: Wrong Time Versus Wrong Priorities

Nathan Finn discusses the trend amongst young Christians to put off marriage in the name of first getting one's life in order, and how to reorient this perspective.

Nathan Finn

When Depression is More Than a Spiritual Problem

Kimi Harris reflects on her experience with depression and nuanced approach to this struggle

Kimi Harris

Quinn: What is The Way of Christ in Economics?

In his monthly column, Dr. Quinn proposes a healthy model for how to engage with the economy and entrepreneurship in a fruitful, Christ-like manner.

Center for Faith and Culture

Autism and the Church

Jeremy Smith reflects on his own relationship and engagement with autism and how ministry leaders can better serve autistic persons in their churches.

Jeremy Smith

Death’s Inevitability and Christ’s Victory: Reflections on Mortality and Hope

Stephen Howard reflects on his love for animals and a very distinct truth in nature that points back to our need for a savior

Stephen Howard

Why Remembering Matters and How It Shapes Our Lives and Our Brains

April Sawyer makes a case for the importance of remembering and choosing gratitude and their spiritual and cognitive benefits.

April Sawyer

Reflection: Does Acts Teach that Christians Should Be Communists?

Dr. Jones humorously discusses Acts two and four and the their common misinterpretations.

David W. Jones

Fandom and the Way of Christ

Chad Huffman discusses the potential Christ-like facets of participating in a fandom

Chad Huffman

Shame and Keeping Your Head in The Game

Emeri Glen discusses brutal forms of sports and the role of shame in the Christian's life

Emeri Glen

Quinn: What is The Way of Christ in Sports?

Dr. Quinn proposes a healthy model for how to engage with technology in a fruitful, Christ-like manner.

Benjamin Quinn

Are Sports Worthy of Our Fandom?

Should Christians enter into Sports Fandom? Jason Park discusses the possible pitfalls of this sphere of culture.

Jason Park

Running and Discipline(s)

Jacob Shatzer reflects on his personal relationship with the discipline of running and how it relates to fostering a deeper relationship with his God.

Jacob Shatzer