Kevin Still Apr 27 On How to Do Nothing I just finished reading what surely will be the best book I read in 2021, unless I manage to read the entire Bible or the Oxford English...
Bryan McKaig Apr 20 Turning a Metaphor into a Poem I don’t consider myself a poet. Occasionally a songwriter, but barely that. The occasion of this poem was the commissioning of a new church.
Janna Barber Apr 12 The Blessing of Boundaries Our general attitude towards the internet these days reminds me of that impactful decision made way back in the garden.
Wade Bibb Mar 22 Leading and Following In 2015 the World Economic Forum conducted a “Survey on the Global Agenda.” A startling eighty-six percent of respondents agreed there...
Matthew Clark Mar 9 Learning to Collaborate My friend Emily and I sat across from each other at a nearby breakfast place one morning during the spring of 2018, and I described to...
Gabrielle Jordan Feb 16 One Great Love On a lovely spring morning, my home overflowed with my mom, aunts, and nieces. I rose early to shower and have some time to myself. I...
Foundling House Feb 9 New Release: Phillip Joubert, Shots Fired Some time ago, we featured an interview with Knoxville songwriter, rapper, and preacher Phillip Joubert. This past year, Phillip joined...
Nikita Martin Feb 1 White-Knuckle Faith I always felt there was something different about me. Like many families, mine experienced its share of dysfunction, but even as a young...
David Mitchel Jan 20 Restoration in Inauguration On March 4, 1801, Thomas Jefferson put on a plain business suit and took a short walk from a boarding house just south of Washington City
Haley Moore Jan 4 Survival Instincts: Humanity vs. Spirituality I was reading Philippians 2 today, and I came to the verse I have underlined and scolded myself with many, many times:
