When former U.S. Senator and university president Ben Sasse received a diagnosis of pancreatic cancer last December, the world expected a political narrative. Instead, Sasse…
In a recent symposium published by First Things, contributors were asked to meditate on a question both ancient and urgent: In what place do you…
In the autumn of 1976, a quiet but profound transformation was taking root within the heart of North American Christianity. Christianity Today editor David Kucharsky…
In the autumn of 1976, a curious phenomenon swept across the American religious landscape. Evangelical Christianity, long considered a quiet, grassroots movement of personal piety…
In a gathering of scholars and spiritual leaders, a curious phenomenon unfolded: the atmosphere itself seemed to shift. As participants spoke about strengthening faith in…
The spiritual landscape of America often mirrors its social terrain: fractured, weary, and searching for a balm that transcends political remedies. A recent gathering of…
In the quiet port town of Charlestown, Massachusetts, a spiritual experiment unfolded that offers profound lessons for any faith community facing decline. In 2022, pastor…
In the annals of spiritual history, institutions often outlive their founders by centuries, yet face a quiet crisis of meaning when their pews grow empty.…
The recent controversy surrounding Tucker Carlson’s critique of Christian Zionism has reopened a deep and often painful debate within the Christian world. Carlson’s show, while…
As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary, a quiet revolution is stirring on college campuses and in young adult ministries. Far from the partisan…