Issue 11.

Spring 2023

It’s time. Time that both pushes and limits, calls for a long obedience. Yet within it, life
is like a mist that catches the sun then vanishes.

Issue 11.

Spring 2023

An image of a small town mainstreet
Theology

Christian Placemaking and Sins of Place

By Jennifer Allen Craft
The Dialogue

Donald Miller Is Still Curious

By Donald Miller
Photo of Tony Hale
Vocation

Tony Hale Still Has His Eyes Open

By Christina Ray Stanton
Arts & Culture

Lovely, and Emotionally Resonate

By Terry Glaspey
Theology

What Shame Can and Cannot Do for You and Your Neighbors

By Jasmine L. Holmes
Arts & Culture

Morgan Harper Nichols Isn’t Trying to Save the World

By Maria Baer
Economics

How to Plan(t) Your Garden

By Editors
gray concrete road between buildings
Economics

The Silicon Valley Bank Collapse, Now and Later

By Brandon Giella
wooden podium with microphones
Theology

Faith, Work, and Economics from the Pulpit

By Matt Rusten
Uncommon Ideas

(Re)Learn to Thread a Needle

By Sarah Haywood
Vocation

How You Can Love Your Neighborhood

By Sarah Haywood
An illustration of various time-based elements, like clocks and calendars
Economics

The Art of Financial Time Travel

By John Terrill
Hikers in the grand canyon
Economics

Oh, (Don’t Forget) the Places You’ll Go

By Terry Ward
An exterior picture of Revive Church in Arvada, Colo.
Economics

Churches Don’t Have to Be Lousy Stewards. Here’s Proof

By Amy L. Sherman & Jacob Baldwin
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