Being There by Dave Furman, Free for CaPC Members
Dave Furman’s Being There is intended to help us navigate life with those who are suffering.
Dave Furman’s Being There is intended to help us navigate life with those who are suffering.
Keillor had no interest in presenting a scrubbed and gleaming version of the church and its people to the world; if anything, his stories tend in the opposite direction.
The standard explanation for the power of personal narrative is that out of a particular experience, the universal one can be understood, or at least felt, if only briefly.
While the story of scripture and the story of America are not always in conflict, they are not the same story.
Doing 10 Minutes of Nothing Each Day sounds insane in a culture where we are driven to perform and produce. Erin and Hannah give an ounce of Persuasion that 10 minutes of nothing each day might be a great idea.
How, in the face of such divisiveness, rage, resentment, and hatred, does one go on loving the country where it’s all taking place?
Derek Cianfrance, director of ‘Light Between Oceans’ joins Wade and Kevin to talk about the upcoming film. The duo then list off their most anticipated films for the Fall 2016 awards season.
Rightly ordering our loves allows for patriotism and love of country, but it prevents nationalism and idolization of country.
As a tribute to Star Trek’s lasting legacy, here are some of CaPC writers’ favorite moments.
My husband and I do censor books, but as people of faith, we parents have to trust that we’ve done the best we can to prepare our children to cope in a broken world on their own.
Florence Foster Jenkins was surrounded by people who told her, wrongly, she could sing, and her life was stunted as a result.
What is a woman’s place? Katelyn Beaty returns for Part 2 of her interview on Persuasion discussing her new book and the practical application.
Jessica Jones illustrates the ontological, spiritual, and moral anxiety of abuse, as well as what Paul Tillich calls “the courage to be.”
It’s a sibling-themed episode this week as Wade and Kevin review ‘Hell or High Water’ and ‘Our Little Sister’
From Augustine’s critique of Roman culture in City of God, we can come to see that neither of our political parties are the guardians of biblical morality.
Ingrid Michaelson’s ‘Boys and Girls’ and ‘It Doesn’t Have To Make Sense’ intersect in the space between what love should be and what we’ve made it.
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