Issue 12.

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 12.

Summer 2023

Arts & Culture

Brand Self

By Tara Isabella Burton
Black and white photo of men standing in line waiting for food during the Great Depression.
Economics

The 7 Economic Crashes That (Re)Shaped the World

By Harold James
Photograph of newspapers stacked vertically.
Economics

How to Follow Economics

By Brandon Giella
Vocation

Why Attention Is Getting So Much Attention

By Sarah Haywood
Vocation

Have a Great Summer

By Editors
Arts & Culture

The Blockbuster Is Back, They Say

By Staff
Map of St. Louis region
Theology

This Church Knew the End Was Near

By S. Craig Sanders
Theology

The Fall of the Nones?

By Sarah Haywood
Arts & Culture

Humans in the New Age of the Machine

By Nick Ripatrazone
a never-ending, mundane to-do list
Uncommon Ideas

It’s Just Not All That Exciting

By Sarah Haywood
A playful illustration of a pink piggybank pulling an airstream trailer
Economics

This Is FIRE

By Abby J. Perry
Theology

The Book on Leadership

By Karl E. Johnson & Ryan P. O’Dowd
Uncommon Ideas

Can Evangelicals Disentangle from the Commercial Promises of Self-Help?

By Karen Swallow Prior
Pages from the Book of Isaiah
Theology

A Testament from Everyone’s Old Testament Prof

By Editors
Theology

3 Insights from the Faith and Work Ministry of Tim Keller

By Katherine Leary Alsdorf
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No one said the conversations that matter should be easy. And no one said you have to enter them alone.

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