The Remarkable Ordinary
Griffin Gooch, Ellis Holcombe, Bradley Gray, Sarah Chapman, Stephen Chen, Yi Ning Chiu, Hannah Lang, Harrison Burnette, Jake Ridley, jackie white\ud83c\udf00, Brad Young, Caroline S. Beit-Beale, Josh Benadum, Luke Griege, AJ Augur, Andy SullivanWe publish ordinary stories of Christian kindness, hospitality, and integrity. Our aim is to be an anti-moral failure, anti-church scandal, anti-Christian hypocrisy journalism. Have a remarkably ordinary story? Feel free to send it in!
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Modern Christianity is rife with the “great man” complex. We often believe that if we want to reach the world for Jesus, we need leaders who are cut from a specific cloth: dynamic, charismatic, and highly visible. We look for the influencer...
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A(n almost fully trained) theologian who loves science and good stories - Fuller Grad, Aberdeen Student - published in Christianity Today, Mere Orthodoxy, Inkwell, Christ & Pop Culture, Front Porch Republic, Peer, and Fare Forward.
A filmmaker, sometimes writer, always a learner, attempting to be disciple-maker, and seeking a life with Jesus (albeit imperfectly). Somewhat thoughtful, and sometimes artistic, always just figuring it out.
Pastor at Stonington Baptist Church. Writer at Grace Upon Grace and 1517. Author of ‘Finding God in the Darkness’.
Making the internet more human. Writing about everyday hospitality and the community we all crave, gritty faith and doubt, and cultivating dreams in the margins of motherhood. \ud83d\udccdCO
I'm a psychologist who studies culture, families, and mental health.
Writing about the pain & indispensability of communal life @ Christianity Today, Inkwell, Teen Vogue \ud83e\ude90 Here for a good time.
I am loved by God, first and foremost. Wife, mom, and foster mom. I write a lot about grief, hope, death, and resurrection (but don't worry, I am also fun and chill!).
Husband, father, humanities teacher, musician, and Editor-in-Chief of Everyday Epiklesis
I'm a Round Rock based CFP® interested in the intersection of faith and finance. Any content produced is for educational purposes only and should not be considered advice. Please see a professional to discuss your unique situation.
to love the world more & to live fully alive. writing for the same reason I always have - to get it out, to explain, to relieve my full life & brain for a bit✨
Writing for the glory of God and the good of people. Husband. Father. Pastor of Discipleship & Care. M.Div. SBTS. Theology Board Member for Hosanna Revival.
Poems and Prose. Motherhood, Faith, Wishes, Hopes, Dreams, Fairy Dust, and a Sprinkle of Science. Second Year Medical Student.
Josh Benadum is a disciple-maker and community builder active in Orlando, Florida. He and his wife Meri serve a burgeoning network of house churches, and collaborate with Youth for Christ, Stadia Church Planting, and Brave Future.
A daily newsletter on things misconstrued and cast aside.
Lighting up what you already sense: identity, abundance, and thoughtful living. A living library of Scripture-shaped overflow, thinking out loud, family resources, and guidance for writers growing in public.
The world God has given us is extraordinary, full of wonder and adventure. In response, I'm seeking to build a space where we explore Scripture and creation with our holy imagination to better see the beauty in the mundane.
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