Podcast Episode · Reconstructing Faith with Trevin Wax · S3 E7 · 56m

Greater knowledge of the affairs of other churches combined with reduced embodied community has dramatically weakened ecclesial institutions.

What you do on your phone alters the experiences and expectations of everyone around you, more than you realize.

We need to find a model for seminary education that preserves in-person learning and spiritual formation as essential parts of the seminary experience.

What you do on your phone alters the experiences and expectations of everyone around you, more than you realize.

It isn't doubt that inspires the world but faith overcoming doubt.

It isn't doubt that inspires the world but faith overcoming doubt.

Americans are now spending more time alone than ever. It’s changing our personalities, our politics, and even our relationship to reality.

A reflection on why holiness is compelling and why encountering a saintly individual leaves us feeling inspired and enlarged, not inadequate or diminished.

Why moral inspiration and doctrinal instruction fall short—and how preaching that transforms the heart achieves what both approaches seek.

Questioning the helpfulness of the ‘verse of the day’ approach to Bible intake and considering its potential to mislead untrained readers.

A Christian apologetic of malaise

These are strange days in Canada. The incoming President of the United States has suddenly promised to slap a 25% tariff on cross-border trade—a tariff that has the potential to devastate the Canad…

Paul Kingsnorth’s provocative lecture ‘Against Christian Civilization’ is prophetic at many points. But it misses the mark through an overly simplistic vision of Christian faithfulness in public life.

I think the Psalms actually give us incredibly imaginative examples of how the Lord taught His disciples how to pray in Matthew 6:9-13.

The temptation to be a Wrecker is strong. Augustine reminds us a better way.

Relentlessly cut off all technological use that does not have a particular end of being human, advancing some common good, or contributing to my and others’ well-being.

There is a secret hope in many hearts that God will just be the GPS of their soul.

What we see in the stats. What we can learn from the stories.

The role of mental health, life stressors, and habits in our digital distractions

Pastor Wang wasn't in the limelight. But he was faithful and fruitful in his ministry, so he served Jesus well.

Let’s not discount the formative influence of a subculture as a culture.

Plus: Ancient metaphors for understanding the situation before politically conservative Christians.

A reclusive philosopher diagnoses three spiritual sicknesses of our modern society. Can Christianity offer a cure?

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