Summer 2026 Who Is My Neighbor? Danielle Yoder Do we routinely think of those with whom we have little in common as neighbors?
Be As Little Children How does the way we respond to children’s questions help shape the adults they become?
Fall 2026 No Wonder Lindsay M. Prunty Asking questions isn’t a sign of weakness; it’s a critical part of our growth process.
Summer 2026 Of Dictators, Democracies and Humble Rule David Hulme As authoritarian rule spreads and freedoms narrow, the Bible presents a remarkably different standard for those who hold power.
Winter 2026 Superbugs Daniel Tompsett Drug-resistant superbugs threaten modern medicine, but defeating them requires more than just scientific breakthroughs.
Fall 2025 Standing at the Global Crossroads David Hulme When society is shaped mainly by outside pressures, does religious truth still matter?
Summer 2025 Surveillance Capitalism and the Road to Evil Donald Winchester Despite humble beginnings, it didn’t take long for tech giants to capitalize on personal data they could skim from their users. Where do we draw the line?
Spring 2025 Thinking About How We Think Gina Stepp Do we make our best decisions when we push emotion out in favor of logic?
Winter 2025 The Price of Being Poor Laura Cloer Beliefs and attitudes that blame the poor for their situation can blind us to the possibility that the systems we all participate in might be faulty.
Winter 2025 Modern India: Wiping the Tears Away Daniel Tompsett How do the realities of modern India impact its citizens across society?