How Not to Die: Listening to Trees as Old as Jesus
In both the Word and the world—in spirit and in body—trees sustain us with a grace we don’t deserve.
Ray LaMontagne’s Imagination: A Timely Salve in a Troubled Season
Music like Ray LaMontagne’s can play a part in tuning our hearts to this holy grammar all around us.
Sex and the City of God by Carolyn Weber, Free for CAPC Members
In Sex and the City of God, Carolyn Weber shows us the merciful (yet painful) process of Christ re-ordering her loves and directing her paths.
Will Ferrell’s Eurovision Tribute: How to Save the World by Laughing at Yourself
The Story of Fire Saga shows us how to mature past win-lose games into a form of infinite play that values process and relationships over victory.
It’s a Festival, Not a Machine: Celebrating The Symbolic World
Jonathan Pageau’s channel, The Symbolic World, provides a means for the baptism of the evangelical imagination into this symbolic life.
Humor and Humility in the Music of Father John Misty
No matter his graphic language, depression-stoked benders, and religious satire, Father John Misty still orbits Christianity with a gravity he can’t escape.
Ashes to Ashes, Stardust to Stardust: Watching Sunshine during a Pandemic
A good story doesn’t make you feel more afraid than you were before; a good story helps you see the best way to act in the midst of your anxious fear, providing you with hope.
Why Truth-Loving Christians Still Have a B.S. Problem (and What We Can Do about It)
We need to learn how to cut through the B.S. and un-deceive ourselves daily to gain a clearer vision of both God and the world.
Transcending Evolution: Love and Death in Spring
Spring suggests that to be truly human is to love in a manner that transcends any evolutionary roots.
Finding God in Godless
Godless treats the subject of God’s absence not in propositional statements, but rather the embodied, existential answer of lives well-lived.
