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Conversing

Conversing with Mark Labberton invites listeners into transformative encounters with leaders and creators shaping our world at the intersection of Christian faith, culture, and public life.
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January 27, 202658 min

Missional Church Planting

Church planting is thriving at the very moment the church faces a crisis of cred...
  • Brad Brisco
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January 20, 202645 min

Moral Resistance

Christian faith has been politicized. Arguably, this is not new. But what we see...
  • Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove
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Zealots at the Gate

Muslim political thinker Shadi Hamid and Christian theologian Matthew Kaemingk explore the future of democracy and religion, charting a new paradigm for navigating difference.
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June 11, 20251hr

Muslims and Christians on Natural Law

Are there universal moral laws that bind all humanity? Are some things just righ...
  • Micah Watson
  • Anver Emon
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April 23, 20251hr 6min

What Mormonism Reveals About America

The Mormon faith is deeply American in just about every way, and yet Mormons hav...
  • Matthew Bowman
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The Whole Person Revolution

How does Christian humanism express itself on the ground? Join Anne Snyder as she learns from leaders who embody Comment’s way of thought and translate theory into practice.
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July 23, 202450min

Healing the Wounds of Trauma

The language of trauma has become a part of our vernacular over the last decade....
  • Steve West
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June 18, 202455min

Forming Peacemakers, Stoking Imagination

What are the pathways of formation required to cultivate the kind of wisdom and ...
  • David Katibah
  • Sarah Sturm
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MATERIAL MYSTICISM

Matthew J. Milliner

On Christ and Coral

A prayer 500 million years in the making.

Matthew J. Milliner

The Wildest Christianity of All

A field guide to Cynthia Bourgeault.

Matthew J. Milliner

The Puffins and Evelyn Underhill

Commending an ecclesial mystic on her sesquicentennial.

Matthew J. Milliner

Boundary Waters

Exploring a great northern “monastery,” and a metaphor for mysticism.

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POPULAR ESSAYS

Kurt Armstrong

Repair and Remain

How to do the slow, hard, good work of staying put.

Chris Owen

The Truth Will Lead You Home

Why do we cling to our denials, delusions, and deceits?

Richard V. Reeves

What Men Are For

When Lone Ranger masculinity bottoms out.

Anastasia Berg

Why Have Children?

Thinking with patience, rigour, and generosity about a contentious topic.

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