
A random zoomer's thoughts on Christianity & culture
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Good morning, church. I am honoured to be sharing today’s homily with all of you. I am so grateful to each of you for enabling me to serve Victory this year as I learn from ou...
is the Washington DC-based author of Living as Creatures—a Substack I have been faithfully reading for the better part of a year now.
Living as Creatures
A little pop culture, interviews, family stuff, Christianity, and humor.
By Ben Chr...
may think podcasting is over, but I’m not so sure.
I had the pleasure of sitting down this summer with Dr. Andrew T.J. Kaethler—an expert in theological anthropology who serves as the Executive Vice President and Benedict XVI Chair of Theo...
, one of my Substack frens ever since I came after him in a passionate rant last December, published a comprehensive essay roughly two months later in which he proposed “four rules for engaging in charitable discourse.” It is the second of...
ST. PAUL, in his first canonical letter to St. Timothy, famously wrote that “there is great gain in godliness combined with contentment” (6:6).
Contentment. What a concept.
and I enjoyed a lovely chat about it earlier this summer in whi...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Christian, thinker, zoomer | Confirmed Anglican serving a Lutheran congregation | TWU Professional Writing alum & seminarian at Packer College | All around vibes guy
AE at Baker Books. Law & Liberty Fellow; Mere O Contributing Writer; Ciceronian Society; Lincoln Forum. ✍️: First Things, Law & Liberty, Modern Age, Mere Orthodoxy, The American Mind, Ad Fontes.
Author of The Liturgical Home. Sharing history, traditions, recipes, and activities to help you celebrate the Church Year in your home.
"I write because I don't know what I think until I read what I say." - Flannery O’Connor. All views (and writing) are my own. By-lines in Inkwell, Mere Orthodoxy, Front Porch Republic, and others.
Journalist writing and researching about faith, culture, and formation for Millennials and Gen Z. Covering sports & faith for Sports Spectrum. Published in RELEVANT, TGC, U.S. News, and Washington Post. Host of the In No Hurry Podcast.
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