Eat Salad: Some Unsolicited Tips on Staying Sane
If I were to compile a highlight reel of Caitlin Gent’s 2018, one of my Top Ten Most Important But Definitely Not Fun Moments would have to be…
Take-Out Evangelism
When a man approached me in the mall food court and sheepishly asked if I had a few minutes to talk about Jesus, I reflexively smiled and said, “Oh, I’m already a Christian!” before realizing I wasn’t completely lying this time.
What I Read in 2018: Three-Sentence Book Reviews
Marilynne Robinson’s debut book is lyrical, atmospheric, and completely absorbing, the “literary equivalent of a Sigur Ros song” as I tried to describe it to a friend.
Best of 2018: Part Three
This year, we decided to let the writers speak for themselves.
Best of 2018: Part Two
This year, we decided to let the writers speak for themselves.
Best of 2018: Part One
This year, we decided to let the writers speak for themselves.
Anchor
The problem is not that progressive folks misidentify problems.
Unraveled and Well
[Untitled] is cathartic—not because it offers any clear-cut wisdom but because it tells personal stories honestly, which might actually be real wisdom.
What’s in a Name?
It wasn’t stated aloud, but the message between the lines was this: You’re the last Meekhof.
Are You The One?
“I just need to know if it’s worth hoping,” we say. “Is this guy the One or not?”
