Mixing Faith and Feminism: A Reaction to Bonnie Garmus’s Lessons in Chemistry
How can we better our culture to make God’s ideal plans easier to follow, and not just for those who are privileged?
Glory and Fury: A Review of Hilary Yancey’s Forgiving God
Forgiving God is about disability, except that it’s not. Not really.
Walking in Joyce Byers’s Footsteps: Motherhood in a Stranger Things World
Joyce Byers—an axe-wielding woman who strings lights in the darkness to lead her son home and who knows when to let her son feel actual pain—is a paragon of motherhood.
Persuasion 96: The Abundance of Childlessness
Being childless on Mother’s Day can be tough. Erin and Hannah welcome Karen Swallow Prior to discuss her ERLC article “Called to childlessness: The surprising ways of God.”
Attending to the Least of These in the Age of Trump
Even now, those speaking loudest about the Trump tapes seem to overlook the exploited.
Persuasion Episode 57: Home Is Where the Art Is
Artist, educator, and mother Michelle Berg Radford joins CAPC staff writer Hannah Anderson to discuss the conflict between “domestica” and creative callings.
Moms’ Night Out: Chaos without Grace
If motherhood is reduced to cleaning the house, moving children from one location to another, and ensuring their physical safety, it’s no wonder so many moms are unhappy.
Put Down Your Birth Plan: How Idealizing Motherhood Is Causing Post-Partum Depression
“The rite of passage that is pregnancy and childbirth is set upon a pink and blue pedestal in our culture, making for a nasty fall back to reality.”
