Don’t Fear the Reaper: The Stewardship of Death
We feel uncomfortable planning for the details of our death, but it's a kindness to our loved ones.
November 2020
As Food Meets Tech
We can expect technology to make its way more and more into our food, whether for whimsy or sustainability.
Rock Icons of Male Fashion: 20th Century
Sure, they made amazing music recognized on every continent, but let's talk about these looks.
The Yous the Locusts Have Eaten
God assures us that the years we see as hopelessly lost to sin and destruction, He is working to redeem.
The Singularity: Christianity’s New Eschatological Hope
The eschatological hope of avoiding death that was prevalent in the early of days of Christianity may soon return to the church universal via a seemingly unlikely source – mainly
Gen Z and the Church: Part II
Part II of an interview with a teacher and "Gen Z Fangirl" further explores who is Gen Z and what they need from the church to maintain interest.
Loving Your Ideological Enemies
An enemy is someone who challenges the concept of our identity. What should our response be? And where does ideology meet love?
Data for Good: Helping Florida Foster Children Find Families
A Florida service matches foster children aged 4-17 with adoptive families.
A Life Lived with Intention
Intention shapes our practice. It determines our outcomes. And it changes our lives.
How Churches Can Begin To Prepare for the Coming Automation Crisis
In the next 20 years intelligent machines will eliminate a large percentage of human jobs. Churches seeking to aid those affected should begin to prepare for how they will help
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Avoiding Toxic Beauty Products
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In Even The Most Unlikely Places, God Wins Again
When you think that no one hears you, maybe it's time to start
Before It’s Too Late: An Alternate Future AR App
An innovative app uses AR art and climate change science to help us
