Freeing Michelangelo’s Prisoners
Michelangelo’s Prisoners changed me.
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Author: Jasmin Biggs
Why Christians Should Embrace Progress (Rightly Defined)
Concepts like ‘cultural’, ‘modernity’, and ‘progress’ were often bashed, and in their place, we sought to recreate some wholesome, by-gone era through the supposed dress code, social norms, and lifestyle of prior generations.
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The Curse of Gnosticism and the Cure of Play: Why Leisure is Essential for Spiritual Health
Many Christians raised in American evangelicalism struggle to practice leisure. Between the endless needs of a destitute world, our relative material wealth compared with the world’s poor, and an impoverished anthropology that says true Christians must perennially function beyond their human limitations in order to be radically committed to God, the practice of rest is rife with shame. Leisure is tantamount to backsliding.
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Rationalism, Meaning, & Love: Sherlock’s Ethos as a Key to Unlock All Mysteries
The 2010 television show Sherlock, starring Benedict Cumberbatch as Sherlock Holmes and Martin...
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Worth Reading: Glimpsing Glory: Finding Joy in “What is Heaven Like?”
In his memoir Surprised by Joy, C.S. Lewis gives the name “joy” to the longing ache that...
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