Screwtape Does Politics
What temptations does this election season bring to our work and families? Ben Dockery offers a Screwtape-type letter so we can stay spiritually healthy in a contentious moment.
On The News: Chapter 1
In a sneak preview of his upcoming book, Mike Woodruff explores the state of our news media: the good, the bad, and the ugly.
Idleness and Idolatry: The Changing Pattern of Work in The Modern Age
Overworking and underworking stem from the same source — ourselves. How can we align our work with our identity?
Screwtape Goes To Work
Spiritual formation is alive and well in the workplace. This means your email box is a possible place for spiritual warfare. Take a Screwtape-style look at the topic.
Lincoln: Three Parables
Leo Tolstoy said that Abraham Lincoln “will live as long as the world lives.” What does Lincoln’s legacy teach us today?
Working On Our Loneliness Problem
Loneliness is more than a personal struggle. It's a social crisis. The smartphones in our hands, and the philosophies of our time push us toward isolation. And yet, there is a possible solution — from an unlikely source.
Saturday Hope
How can we trust God on Holy Saturday while Jesus is still buried in the tomb?
Why Our Politics Is So Crazy Right Now
Our politics has been crazy for awhile now. Two questions remain: Why is the discourse toxic and how can Christian theology address the crisis?
Rethinking Vocation: 8 Common Misunderstandings about Our Calling
How do I know if God has called me to something? What are the signs? Ben Dockery answers the hard questions and exposes 8 common misconceptions about calling.
Cracks: My Dad, Parkinson’s and the Hope of Christ
“While my subconscious hope that my dad would never die has been shattered, I have a deeper hope still.”
Associate Director Glenn Wishnew reflects on his dad’s Parkinson’s diagnosis, and applies Christianity’s consolation to existential crisis.
Lessons on Prayer from C.S. Lewis
C.S. Lewis was a spiritual giant. His writings continue to inspire millions from around the world.
Glenn Wishnew read just about everything Lewis wrote on prayer, and these are the lessons he took from Lewis' writings.
Riding the Waves: Best Practices for Parents During Cultural Chaos
Glenn Wishnew examines the challenge of raising up Christian men and women in a culture which flows against faith formation.
Rebuilding Trust | David W. Miller
Princeton professor, David Miller, shared his research at our inaugural Good Work Summit Event.
Good Work (Part 2)
Employees are quiet quitting, loud quitting, and some are even striking. But yet others are thriving. Why?
From Chaos to Goodness — Step by Step, Industry by Industry
Should I leave my job to do something more directly aligned with my faith? This question often haunts Christians in the marketplace. Missy Wallace explains her journey towards seeing God’s purpose for her work.
Back in Time: Israel Pilgrimage 2023
Ben Dockery shares three ways his faith was bolstered through journeying to the place where Jesus walked.
Good Work (Part 1)
Making sense of the world is not always easy. The Bible tells the story about God and His work in the world. At the beginning of the narrative, we find the invitation and calling on humans to imitate God by working. Work is introduced as a good thing, however, this is not always the orienting reality of our work lives. This month we look at part one of a Christian view of work with Executive Director, Ben Dockery.
The Mountain and The Hill
Guest author and art history professor, Taylor Worley, shows the payoff gained by reflecting on a somewhat awkward image that makes a timeless point. Fixing your eyes on the cruciform Christ is a way for fear to be replaced by faith.