Theology. Ethics. Culture. Survival.

Addressing the disconnect between research on digital media/youth & what the Church is saying publicly.

Sacred Slang is a monthly newsletter aimed at interpretation and curation.

A conversation about faith, formation, and the life of God we know in Christ by his Spirit. Subscribe for free!

Elevating Beauty, Goodness, and Truth ✨

Anthony B. Bradley, PhD helps institutions reverse the boy-to-man collapse by fixing fatherhood and fraternity culture with data, theology, and field-tested programs and the pursuit of justice through personalism.

I study reality (psychology, neuroscience, sociology, politics, philosophy, creative advice, history) and connect it to theology.

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Faith, Philosophy, Culture

Tons of data analysis about religion and politics. Mostly in the United States but a little bit of international stuff, too.

Reflections on theology, culture, and how to embrace Christian strangeness in a distracted, depressed, and divided society.

Articles about faith, mental health, humanism, culture, secularism, and identity from O. Alan Noble

Learning through the Tensions of Leadership and Life.

Insights and reflections from passing through the digital empire while journeying towards the heavenly city.

Decoding the culture swaying American Christian identity.

A newsletter about Christian faith, biblical scholarship, and contemporary issues.

A trustworthy guide to music, books, arts, media & culture by Ted Gioia

For the believers, the doubters, the halfway in or outers. Saying the quiet part out loud.

Bringing the truth, goodness, and beauty needed for human flourishing into conversation with each other.

A newsletter full of miscellaneous recommendations, half-baked ideas, amateur fiction, and other forms of creative experimentation.

Evangelical reflections on theology, books, technology, and society from Samuel D. James.