“Football fans are the most liturgical among us, religious or otherwise.”

“He loves us enough that He asks us to every week be reminded of His power and our limitations.”

Pride — the voice that whispers it’s “better to reign in hell than serve in heaven” — and how to overcome it.

Author Carey Wallace reflects on discipline and creativity.

Professional development is a good thing. Combined with a Christian perspective seems great. This article considers a dangerous side - the spiritual temptations that combat our efforts to grow in faith.

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.

In a sneak preview of his upcoming book, Mike Woodruff explores the state of our news media: the good, the bad, and the ugly.

Overworking and underworking stem from the same source — ourselves. How can we align our work with our identity?

Leo Tolstoy said that Abraham Lincoln “will live as long as the world lives.” What does Lincoln’s legacy teach us today?

Our politics has been crazy for awhile now. Two questions remain: Why is the discourse toxic and how can Christian theology address the crisis?

“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.

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.

Glenn Wishnew examines the challenge of raising up Christian men and women in a culture which flows against faith formation.