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  • A La Carte (October 2)

    What fills your mind? / Where have all the funerals gone? / Remote work and sexual temptation / Caring for a woman in an abusive relationship / Invade or retreat from politics? / Kindle deals / Logos deals / Funnies

  • A La Carte (October 1)

    ‘I’m thankful I almost drowned’ / What to do instead of killing your wife / When urgent cries are met with silence / Give up your ladders to nowhere / Your marriage needs a thesaurus / Kindle deals

  • A La Carte (September 30)

    Is it worth going to church when I can’t even be in the service? / The Americans having the most sex / Reflections on Steve Lawson’s latest book / Entering middle age / Why does life seem to move faster as we get older? / 12 Reasons to go to church on rainy Sundays /…

  • The Question of Meaning

    Deep in the human heart, there is an ache—an ache for transcendence, for love, for justice, for happiness. It might be the deepest reality in the human heart. Yet despite this, we tend not to think about it as much as we ought. Why is this?


  • A La Carte (September 29)

    Will we remember and recognize one another in heaven? / Ten truths to cling to in your fight against sin / How AI is shaping teenagers and their spiritual lives / We cannot be sanctified through a checklist / How to fight lust / The joy of holiness / New books / and more.

  • A La Carte (September 28)

    I thought I knew how to parent / Looksmaxxing is a crisis of modern masculinity / Never quit because it is hard / God will use your most painful suffering for great good / Advice to our younger selves on our wedding day / For those who lost so much / Kindle deals / and…

  • Works and Wonders September 27

    Works & Wonders (September 27)

    Works & Wonders: Small World, Voices, BingeBrowse, The Bayeux Tapestry Story, One Bedroom Apartment, Earth Music Theater, and a Sunday Devotional

  • Weekend A La Carte (September 26)

    The IVF industry doesn’t want you to ask questions / What worship will God not accept? / Why Arab armies don’t win wars / A conclusion in search of evidence / The MLB team upending batting orders / The Pangram backlash / Reader recommendations / and more.

  • When Sleep Won't Come

    When Sleep Won’t Come

    One of the great battles of my life has been the battle to get a good night’s sleep. While I have some periods of success, I always know that another bout of insomnia is never far away.

  • A La Carte (September 25)

    Why Christians should delete social media / What should you look for in a church? / You can’t be self-made / An appeal to husbands who have been unfaithful / Do we make too much or too little of angels? / Michael Scott’s Christian nationalism / and more.

  • A La Carte (September 24)

    We were waiting to die / A warning for the living dead / Young people turning to AI for friendship / Raising kids in a sports obsessed world / Why children still need manners / The mark of the beast / 10 reasons why Marxism is bad news / and more.

  • New Narnia

    Narnia Among the Deathworks

    Meryl Streep voices a Bowie-inspired and rainbow-striped Aslan. Is Greta Gerwig’s Narnia a tribute to C.S. Lewis, or a deathwork that profanes what he made?

  • A La Carte (September 23)

    2 ways to fail your child / The lost luggage afterlife / How to have a soft heart / The secret strength in seeing weakness / What do pastors do with all their time? / Thirty-five questions for maturing a Christian marriage / Sales and deals.

  • A La Carte (September 22)

    On women who think they regret motherhood / John Piper’s six traits of a forgettable sermon / 6 ways a Christian husband cherishes his wife / Two ways to worry about AI / Where will 35,385 people pray? / Four questions every counselor must be able to answer regarding suffering

  • The Riddle of Time: Shepherding What God Has Given

    Scripture offers a freeing perspective on our time. The responsibilities and expectations are not riddles to be solved with a better app. God presents time as a stewardship to be shepherded, one that reveals what we actually believe about him, ourselves, and the Kingdom we serve.