An Intersect Summer Reading List: How to Think, Eugene Peterson, Racism, Poetry
Summer is upon us, so now is the time to plan your summer reading. As you craft your reading […]
From Pulpit to Pew, We’re All on the Same Playing Field
How can pastors help their church members overcome the sacred-secular divide? Intersect Project editor Nathaniel Williams addressed this […]
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 […]
Economic Stimulus in the Emoji Age (Part 2)
Editor’s Note: This is part 2 of a multi-part series. Read Part 1. What would our world look […]
Poverty: You Can’t Solve a Problem You Don’t Understand
Editor’s Note: This is the first article of a three-part series. Read part 2 and part 3. Most […]
An Intersect Summer Reading List: Power, Barrenness, Charity, the Problem of Evil
Summer is upon us, so now is the time to plan your summer reading. As you craft your reading […]
5 Ways to Pray for Teachers on #TeacherAppreciationDay
Teaching. Planning. Paperwork. Discipline. Meetings. Data. Testing. Such is the typical day for a public school teacher in […]
Resting in the God Who Loves Me
I fidget. I consider it more a vice than a virtue. As soon as I wake up my […]
#FaithandCulture Reading: Social Media, Hidden Work, Jesus’ Lordship, ‘Disruptive Witness’
Today, we cull a brief list of some of our favorite articles of the week. In today’s #FaithandCulture […]
Economic Stimulus in the Emoji Age (Part 1)
Editor’s Note: This is part 1 of a multi-part series. How can the humanities stimulate the economy in […]
4 Bible Passages to Break the Sacred-Secular Divide
Do you believe that Sunday is more important than Monday through Saturday? Do you think the only work […]
Creation and Filling: Work in the Old Testament
Music is sound in time. — Barney Childs from a lecture on music composition Does God perform work […]
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