- Public Square
A recent New York Times op-ed examines differing visions of cultural engagement among American Christians. What are these competing visions? As…
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Month: September 2015
- At Work
The week is the Lord’s and the fullness thereof. Yet, many Christians often feel Sunday is disconnected from the realities…
- Arts & Culture
What My Honeymoon to Alaska Taught Me about the Dangers of Going ‘Into the Wild’
By: Elise Daniel
4 minute read
My husband Kris and I recently returned from our honeymoon in Alaska. Perhaps a less conventional choice for a honeymoon,…
- Public Square
Yesterday, I stood on the Capitol lawn with 50,000 others to watch the Pope’s address to Congress over a live…
- At Work
I was sitting behind a blue Prius at a traffic light when a bumper sticker caught my eye: “Entrepreneurs are the…
- Economics 101
You Can Spend Six Months and $1,500 Making a Chicken Sandwich…but Should You?
By: Dr. Anne Bradley
5 minute read
There is a video gaining momentum on the internet about Andy George, a man who made a chicken sandwich from scratch….
- Public Square
Do you believe the everyday activity of ordinary Christians has deep religious significance? The answer really depends on when in…
- At Work
Entrepreneurship creates the opportunity for personal, individual flourishing. Flourish is one of my favorite words, probably because it enjoys a…
- At Work
Think Your House Isn’t Good Enough for Hospitality? Think Again.
By: Jessica Schroeder
4 minute read
As I explore ideas related to hospitality, I’m constantly confronted with a healthy challenge: these ideas can’t remain concepts. I’ve…
- Arts & Culture
“It Doesn’t Have to Be That Way”: How One Christian Is Impacting the Film Industry in NYC
By: Greg Ayers
2 minute read
What’s it like working as a Christian in the film industry? Aaron Craig, co-founder of the NYC-based professional film company…
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