Between Two Sounds follows the life of world-famous com…

Christians must live out our belief that Christ is Lord, and think and pray for wisdom to act politically in ways that best reflect this. But how, exactly, do we let Christ be Lord of our politics? An...

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A rescued Vietnamese boat person has devoted her life to serving new waves of migrants.

Friendship is an obvious blessing, but how important is it? What obligations does it impose? Does it involve sacrifice? Should we be striving to be better friends?

How I stumbled into a story much bigger than my own – and found my way to the Bruderhof.

Matthew Moser reviews Solidarity: The Work of Recognition by Rowan Williams.

This best-selling volume addresses fears every human faces – vulnerability, illness, aging, and dying. Arnold says living for a cause greater than ourselves enables us to face eternity with the streng...

Psychiatrist Paul R. McHugh says good intentions aren’t enough.

What melody could stop us in our tracks and stir in us a dim memory, a dim hope, of our final home?

Howard Thurman was a trusted guide for Martin Luther King Jr and other civil-rights leaders.

Friendship is an obvious blessing, but how important is it? What obligations does it impose? Does it involve sacrifice? Should we be striving to be better friends?

Of all weapons, love is the most deadly and devastating, and few there be who dare trust their fate in its hands.

A sixteenth-century Anabaptist treatise lays out church teaching on adult baptism, the Lord’s Supper, community of goods, nonviolence, participation in government, marriage, and more...

On Seizing the Day Before It Is Too Late

The Cappadocian Fathers shared a friendship with space for plenty of disagreement.

A formidable young man stayed with our family on a summer break from the Ivy League. He had never, to anyone’s knowledge, lost an argument. Until he met my brother Duane, that is – my brother, w...

John’s Apocalypse can seem terrifying. But that’s not how the story ends.

Vincent W. Lloyd is on the podcast to discuss two towering figures of twentieth-century black intellectual life.

From the ancient Christian East, Doherty retrieved for the modern West a paradigm of peace.

In the summer of 1831, thousands of people took pickaxes to a fence enclosing forest that had been in common use for generations. What ways of life are we called to defend today?

Your home is happier with poetry in it – and poetry is better for being there.

The birth of my daughter confronted me with the competition between my autonomy and her demand to be loved.

Off the coast of Britain, volunteers with the Royal National Lifeboat Institution save lives.

Join Vincent W. Lloyd, Myles Werntz, and Paul Harvey to discuss Howard Thurman's belief that God can still transcend every barrier and heal every wound.

The loneliness of the American male and the warmth of the group chat.

Sometimes peace simply eludes us for a long time. But God will not allow us to be shaken. Help will come.

Insights on the nature of beauty, from Jacques Maritain, Dorothy Day, Basil of Caesarea, and Annie Dillard.

How a friendship that began in seminary has thrived across decades and Catholic–Lutheran divides.

Join Vincent W. Lloyd, Myles Werntz, and Paul Harvey to discuss Howard Thurman's belief that God can still transcend every barrier and heal every wound.

Friendship is an obvious blessing, but how important is it? What obligations does it impose? Does it involve sacrifice? Should we be striving to be better friends?

People may be more divided than ever. But Howard Thurma…

Ian and I met when I was a twenty-year-old agnostic.

When I first met Sam, he was nearly feral. But he became more than a friend.

What things should ever force you to break the ties of friendship with God?

In Venezuela, ­my friendships resisted tyranny and despair.

The spiritual advisor to civil rights legends reminds us what faith demands in times that call for action and integrity.