When literature achieves renown and ubiquity—Don Quixote, Pride and Prejudice, Harry Potter—the result is an avalanche of convoluted literary interpretations. The Lord of the Rings, a recent example...
Upon moving to Virginia after four years in New York City, I understand the difficulty of finding a NYC bagel outside the city. I’ve read all the theories...
William Wilberforce (1759–1833) was a British politician and abolitionist who helped end the English slave trade. As a member of the Church of England, his faith in Christ...
A recent New York Times op-ed examines differing visions of cultural engagement among American Christians. What are these competing visions? As the op-ed describes, there are those “calling...
My husband Kris and I recently returned from our honeymoon in Alaska. Perhaps a less conventional choice for a honeymoon, we sought adventure and wild solitude. Alaska attracts...
I was sitting behind a blue Prius at a traffic light when a bumper sticker caught my eye: “Entrepreneurs are the new rock stars.” Having just pulled out...
What’s it like working as a Christian in the film industry? Aaron Craig, co-founder of the NYC-based professional film company We Are Films, recently wrote about his experience...
Every generation of Christians must work out their relationship with the culture around them. Culture changes over time. Changes in demographics, attitudes toward moral issues, and the development...
“It’s like pee in the pool – you don’t get it back.” That’s one way I coach kids and young adults about the risks of using Facebook and...
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