Taking Off and Landing: Explorations in the Moral Life
Myles Werntz, O. Alan Noble, Ashley Hales, Jen Pollock Michel, Kevin Still, C. Christopher Smith, Kyle Strobel, Yi Ning Chiu, Katherine Cooper Wyma, Zachary WagnerExamining the intersection of the Christian moral life and the church’s life in the world. Specializing in cold takes and nuance.
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What’s the moral life about? Let’s find out. Author/editor of ten books in theology/ethics. Words in Christianity Today, Christian Century, Comment, and on and on.
Author of "To Live Well," “You Are Not Your Own,” and “On Getting Out Of Bed,” published by InterVarsity Press. Prof English at Oklahoma Baptist University. Writing about humanism, culture, and faith.
Editorial Director at CT, PhD, author, cofounder of Willowbrae Institute. Beauty Leads the Way is about the renewing work of a Christian imagination. More at aahales.com and willowbrae.org
I am an author, speaker, writing mentor, wife, and mother—and never in that order. I write about faith and its habits, including the monastic practice called a rule of life.
Gratitude enthusiast.
Senior Editor, The Englewood Review of Books. Resource Coordinator for The Cultivating Communities project. Author: Slow Church (co-authored with John Pattison), Reading for the Common Good, and How the Body of Christ Talks.
A theologian, preacher, and writer focusing on spiritual formation, theology, and faithfully witnessing to Christ in this present evil age. Subscribe to wrestle through deep things about life in the Spirit.
Writing about the pain and indispensability of communal life @ Christianity Today, Inkwell, Teen Vogue ✨ Following Jesus Christ, believing all of history will resolve in him.
Lover of books, coffee, teaching, and my children. PhD in 16th c. Literature and Inklings scholar. Writing about most of those things and probably a few others as well.
Author, Men of Virtue (Brazos, 2026), Non-Toxic Masculinity (IVP, 2023); DPhil, New Testament, University of Oxford; husband to one; dad to three; Chicagoland native
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