We are all different sorts of people, aren’t we? If humans exist in so very many body shapes and types, hair colours, eye colours, and facial features, then surely we display a similar variety in the inward life, in personality and temperament, and surely there can be a place for all of us to belong.
The inward journey is like a cathedral: wide, vast, and deep, and soaring high above in stained glass panes and flying buttresses. Few images have captured the realm of the heart like the cathedral.
Theology through the lens of story
How far are we willing to go for the sake of our national identity? Whom are we willing to evoke to maintain our national power?
Alix E. Harrow masterfully probes at the underpinnings of nationalism and politics in The Everlasting, critiquing the all-consuming modern nationalist ambition—a timely critique in 2025.
Is love worth the risk? Even at the cost of your body, heart, and soul?
Christians are taught to love one another as Christ has loved us. But does that mean that we disappear in the process?