The Remarkable Ordinary
Griffin Gooch, Drew Brown, JL Gerhardt, Sarah Rowell, Ellis Holcombe, Kyle Brooks, Ross Byrd, Stephen Chen, Vanessa Reyner, Joelle Brinkley, Yi Ning Chiu, Josh Caliguire, Julie C, Peter Jeppsen, Mark Legg, Brad Young, Whitney Lane, Stefanii L Morton, Leah, Abby Jo Thompson, Josh Benadum, Anna GallantWe 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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You Don't Need to Find a Large Church to Find Family
I grew up attending a church that, on Easter or Christmas, might hit one hundred people. “Might” is the key word there. Each Sunday, I’d ride in early with my family to help set up for Sunday School and stay after service to help tear down....
Quiet but Real
If you’ve read much on global Christianity the past few decades, you’ve probably come across the idea of Church Planting Movements (CPM) and Disciple Making Movements (DMM). There’s a lot written in this space about the rapid multiplication...
An Ode to Early Mornings
The night is still in full effect, and the streets are quiet. It’s 4:15AM.
Connecting a Neighborhood through Gardening
A few springs ago, while I was going through a divorce, I was lured by a $5.49 “Special Buy” at Aldi: a pollinator seed mix. I bought the bag and asked one of my daughters to help me dig up part of the parkway between the sidewalk and the r...
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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, and Fare Forward.
I love because He loved first. || "Writer" || MA in English
Partner at Hazefire Studios, creator of The Happiest Saddest People, manuscript editor for Holy Ghost Stories, & author of Look to Love and other books, Gerhardt tells true, beautiful stories that testify to the abiding goodness of God.
Ransomed. The one responsible for the mess in the kitchen.
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.
Jesus Follower || Husband || Father || Urban Church Planter || Full Time Peacemaker || Author of Through the Valley || MDiv, ThM in Philosophical Theology
Theology, philosophy, story. Herder of 4 kids, writer, musician, surfer. All views are Lewis's, Chesterton's or MacDonald's. Teaching Director @ VB Fellows. Runs Surf Hatteras. Essays @ Mere Orthodoxy. Podcast: Patient Kingdom.
I'm a psychologist who studies culture, families, and mental health.
Ex-perfectionist turned Bible teacher. Soon-to-be licensed therapist. Helping women build deeper relationships + live loved. No small talk here. Let's get real. \ud83e\udef6
Biracial nerd who loves Jesus, my college sweetheart + our three wild wonder boys, people on the margins, coffee on tap, and obscure one hit wonders
Writing about the pain & indispensability of communal life @ Christianity Today, Teen Vogue, Inkwell \ud83d\udda4 Usually offline.
It’s more important than ever to invest in our relationships + be intentional. I write about friendship through my own story + faith journey! Lucky husband, new father. I dont write with AI, so excuse the typos!
Apparently something is required, so here's something. Unless otherwise noted, any content I post - photos, art, writing, etc. - is mine.
Father. Professional. Writer aspiring to understand the human choices that shape our world.
Philosopher with an MSc and BA in philosophy and biblical studies | Freelance writer and editor | In Scotland with my wonderful wife | Main thing: Jesus is king
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.
Jesus follower. Mother. Writer, potter, teacher.
I learned a lot about life through the death of my marriage, and I write about that here. The biggest thing I learned was how to find joy in small, everyday things, so I also write about gardening and baking and whatever else is bringing me joy.
NWA based writer and editor. Reflecting on faith, beauty, and the glory of the ordinary. Praying you taste and see His goodness here.
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.
Stick around for musings on kinship, church, and ordinary living. Jesus is King.
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