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Reformation Days

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Switchfoot Has Never Let You Down

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Who’s Afraid of the Still, Small Voice?

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Tulsa Remote Puts Oklahoma’s Second Largest City on the Map

Issue 13.

Autumn 2023

In the end, people may not care about how streamlined your work was or wasn’t. What will last is the measure of your endurance and faithfulness.

Issue 13.

Autumn 2023

Theology

Here Is the Church. Here Is the Steeple. Open the Doors. Where Are the People?

By Rachel Shubin
Theology

A Church Isn’t a Building, But the Building Is *Really* Important

By Andrew Beyea & Jordan Taylor
Theology

Chrysostom’s Economic Vision of the Eucharist

By Gregory Soderberg
A book open with athletes like characters in a pop-up book, fans watch a game together.
Uncommon Ideas

Sports Have Become Our Last Remaining Shared Text

By Aaron Cline Hanbury
Arts & Culture

Books Reviewed and Recommended

By Aaron Cline Hanbury
The Dialogue

Is There Hope for Civic Life in the Partisan Age?

By Cheri Harder
Arts & Culture

A Liturgy for Artists and Makers

By Ned Bustard & Douglas McKelvey
Arts & Culture

Immersive Masterpieces Miss the Magic

By Sarah Haywood
Credit card illustrations
Economics

It’s Nowhere You Want to Be

By Editors
Arts & Culture

Where the Neon Lights Are Bright

By Christina Ray Stanton
Economics

The New Econo-Political Frontier: College Sports

By Aaron Childree
Image of an outdoor wedding
Economics

Weddings Are Out of Control

By Kara Bettis Carvalho
Vocation

You Don’t Need Another Diet. You Need to Feed Yourself

By Leslie Schilling
Vocation

Follow the Leader (or Don’t)

By Editors
Vocation

Too Few Women Find Professional Encouragement in Church

By Joanna Meyer
Arts & Culture

Switchfoot Has Never Let You Down

By Tyler Huckabee
An illustration of a school yard
Vocation

Who’s Afraid of the Still, Small Voice?

By Cassandra Nelson
A collage of images of the Protestant Reformers
Economics

Reformation Days

By Charlie Self
A skyline photograph of the city of Tulsa
Economics

Tulsa Remote Puts Oklahoma’s Second Largest City on the Map

By Kristi Eaton
READING, ETC.

African Heroes

Faith in Markets

Healthy Leadership for Thriving Organizations

More Words with Felicia Wu Song

The God of Monkey Science

The Spiritual Art of Business

The Vaster Wilds – A Christian Review

The Water and the Blood

What to Do with Good Works

Women, Work, and Calling

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