We are pleased to announce the second issue of our annual journal, Permanent Things. Read More ›
On July 17, 2020, J. I. Packer died. The theologian who raised our gaze to heaven now soars with the angels. Read More ›
In high school, I ran cross country. Cross country is a unique sport, at once solitary and collective. The parts of training that I looked forward to the least were the long runs. Read More ›
It’s the time of Instagram, images, countless videos, and something called TikTok. This era is the age of the body; more broadly, it is a season when questions about humanity confront us continually. Read More ›
In the late 1990s, I lived through a major event in my home state of Maine. We had an “ice storm” that completely shut us down in wintertime. Read More ›
Recently Christianity Today ran an essay on polyamory—meaning three or more people of varying identity in a consensual sexual relationship—that purported to offer pastoral guidance on the matter. Read More ›