2025: The New Year in Preview
Here’s your guide to books, music, and business trends that *may* shape the New Year.
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Issue 18
What Did We Lose When We Lost Landlines?
The mobile-only revolution arrived as a money-saving life hack. But what if we lost more than just an old home phone number?
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The Church that Could Be
A new book seeks to make sense of the church in America today by understanding the church in America in its infancy.
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Here’s to (Still) Making Movies
The art of the work. The work of the art.
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Sports Is Life?
At Baylor University’s Faith and Sports Institute, the conversation about sports and faith moves beyond inspirational stories to a deeply theological view of athletics and competition.
Supplies and Demands of Your Library
Childhood memories of the local public library certainly linger in the minds of many, but times have changed since the days we carried home stacks of books. Digital content and internet access are now staples in most systems across the country. The coronavirus pandemic pushed changes further, turning libraries into hubs for public information, including vital health updates. Since then, many libraries have added community spaces for public education, business development, and more.
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More Words with Kelly O’Sullivan about Her Film ‘Ghostlight’
“There is a stigma against community theater that really robs us ordinary people of the chance to live a creative life,” O’Sullivan says.
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A Good House for Pastor
A parsonage is, at its simplest, a house that a church provides for a pastor, and for a big portion of English and American history, they formed part of our cultural and literal landscape. Now they’re disappearing.
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Jesus Shoes (Not Those)
In a way unlike what we see among athletes in other major sport, basketball players in the NBA have a tendency to move public expressions of faith from solidarity and gratitude to something more commodified.
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A Money-Saving Guide to the District
Along with institutions of power and influence, the capital of the United States houses, arguably, the country’s greatest works of art — which you can visit for free. Here’s how to spend a day steeping in art and culture in Washington D.C., for just the cost of a Metro pass.
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When Employees Fail, Respond Like God Does
Leadership lessons from the opening pages of the Holy Bible.
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Kids Want the D*rndest Jobs
What kids say they want to be (and a little bit of why).
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