Faith and Culture • Society and culture Cecil the lion and Planned Parenthood Although the two stories are unrelated, our culture’s response to them provided a stark snapshot of our society’s pub... Article
Faith and Culture • Society and culture Why manhood doesn’t happen naturally The boy’s transition into manhood is not similarly pre-determined. It must be created with significant intentionality. Article
Faith and Culture • Society and culture The meaning of work in God’s grand narrative As with all things in life, the meaning of work can only be seen clearly through the lens of God’s grand narrative of... Article
Faith and Culture • Society and culture Honouring all saints, past and present, near and far Whether Christians choose to celebrate Halloween or not, the season of All Saints is a good opportunity to remember a... Article
Faith and Culture • Society and culture Identity politics: cherry-picking our sense of self In a relativistic culture, it’s not surprising that one genetic trait (gender) is viewed as fluid, whereas another (r... Article
Faith and Culture • Society and culture Why God made seasons: a revelation in contrasts Why did God make the seasons the way He did in the first place? Since He designed all of creation to reflect some fac... Article
Faith and Culture • Society and culture Cultural appropriation: a look at a popular concept Cultural appropriation has become a common accusation of late, typically levelled at white involvement in non-white c... Article
Faith and Culture • Society and culture The four (or more) loves of C.S. Lewis In our cultural moment, when love has come to mean sexuality before all else, C.S. Lewis’ book The Four Loves has fre... Article
Faith and Culture • Society and culture The women in Luke’s nativity: an Advent reflection Luke, inspired by the Holy Spirit, saw women as integral to the Nativity story, giving them generous space and voice.... Article
Faith and Culture • Society and culture The sacred and delightful pursuit of beauty Not only is the appreciation of beauty an indelible mark of humanity’s role as God’s image-bearers. For people of fai... Article
Faith and Culture • Society and culture Remembering the Rio Games: 5 stories worth more than gold Like the statue of Christ the Redeemer standing watch over Rio, the best Olympic stories whisper in their own small w... Article
Faith and Culture • Society and culture Do Christians strain out gnats and swallow camels? Christians are often accused of majoring on the minors, of spending their time arguing about theology or harping on s... Article
Faith and Culture • Society and culture Oxford’s Word of the Year: Post-truth Not only does “post-truth” capture the prevailing mood in our culture, but it also highlights one of our society’s mo... Article
Faith and Culture • Society and culture Biblical manhood: Do 'real' men have to like beef jerky? In our quest to be faithful to the Scriptural image of manhood (and womanhood, for that matter), is it possible that ... Article
Faith and Culture • Society and culture Art and the Christian: common pitfalls in a complex relationship The relationship between the church and the arts has been complex, but there are a few pitfalls we can avoid if we wa... Article
Faith and Culture • Society and culture Kindness and common grace on the tennis court These stories of kindness and compassion go well beyond what one might expect at a tennis tournament. They remind us ... Article