Loving Our Syrian Neighbors: What We Can Learn from the Betsy-Tacy Books
Even today, characters in the Betsy-Tacy series of classic children’s books have something to teach us about how to treat the stranger in our midst.
Even today, characters in the Betsy-Tacy series of classic children’s books have something to teach us about how to treat the stranger in our midst.
‘UnREAL’ forces us to face the cruelty behind the Romance-Industrial Complex, and our own complicity as viewers.
Is being a good consumer ultimately impossible?
We should never be tricked into thinking that ads exist to do anything other than sell us things, and we should never start to believe that being better consumers is the key to building a better world.
The presentation of romantic love and fulfillment in It Takes a Church is deeply problematic, adopting our culture’s obsession with romance and personal fulfillment and calling it Christian.
Our desire to take quizzes, and to share our results on social media, reflects the human, God-given desire to be known and named.
Made for More is not a call to do more but a call to discover that we already are more.
Boyett shows us that connecting with God doesn’t have to follow the same formula throughout your life.
In a world where belonging so often depends on bloodlines, nationality, or economics, God uses adoption to demonstrate the radical inclusivity of his kingdom.
Grant’s decision to leave, and her decision to post on Facebook about it, were probably well-intentioned, but that doesn’t mean they were wise.
A Disney story set in the snow can help thaw a girl’s heart.
How did an ad for Obamacare mutate into a debate over masculinity?
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