Caleb Molstad
Reading a Liturgy of Confession: Liturgy as Forma Formans
Like many people raised in the Evangelical tradition, I grew up attending a non-denominational church. Our church worshiped in a manner...
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Mar 1, 20184 min read
God (and Other Greasier Alternatives)
By Grace Olson Rhetoric, the capacity to see the available means of persuasion, is at work everywhere. While this Aristotelian definition...
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Feb 1, 20186 min read
An Artist’s Reflections on Community and Hospitality
By Rae Young Food, community, and art are three of my favorite things in the whole world. I am fortunate to live in a community of...
Jennifer Carnell
Jan 1, 20181 min read
The Valley of the Shadows
by Jennifer Schmitt Carnell To altar is need re-lented ashes to ashes control repented To altar the kneaded in coals risen then broken...
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Sep 30, 20174 min read
WINE TO WATER
By Ashlyn Kriegel “Daddy, can we go on the swings today?” “Of course, sweetie. Let’s go.” And with that, I was picked up and spun around...
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Aug 31, 20178 min read
WHAT IS THE MODERN CHRISTIAN WOMAN? AN INTERVIEW WITH STEPHANIE SHRIDER
BC: What does the modern Christian woman look like, in your opinion? Stephanie: I think that the modern Christian woman looks like a...
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Jul 31, 20178 min read
Fear
By Lucy Bixby This is a scary time in America. Rumors of collapsing alliances and World War III circulate alongside reports of hate...
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Jan 1, 20176 min read
METANARRATIVE UNBOUND: REFLECTIONS ON THE 2016 ELECTION
By Jeff Cross On the night of November 8th, 2016, I knew Donald Trump had won the US presidency long before Hillary Clinton conceded and...
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Dec 1, 201611 min read
THE AUTONOMOUS VENEER OF SCIENTIFIC INNOVATION
By Chris Korenczuk Since its inception, the human race has been perpetually driven by the desire for knowledge and understanding,...
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Oct 31, 20169 min read
THE CLIMATE CHANGE DISTRACTION
By Brad Gordon I cringe every time I hear pastors I respect quote the entity called “Science.” In these references, they are usually...
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Sep 30, 201612 min read
DANCE
By Ali Higginbotham “You’re going to get a lot of flack for that.” These words came from Minneapolis-based modern dance choreographer and...
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Aug 31, 20162 min read
GROW WHERE YOU ARE PLANTED
By André Nelson In my limited experience, there is no feeling so associated with the Holy Spirit as a lack of control. My approach, as an...
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Jul 31, 20161 min read
THE MELODY OF GRACE
By Stefanie Krueger At the end of the vision I re-entered into reality. I was still sitting in my church pew, now crying at a simple...
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Jun 30, 20165 min read
MEDIEVAL AND MODERN MEET: ADVENT
By Kathryn Mogk As a Christian scholar, I read the medieval texts that are my primary area of study with a curious double vision. A...
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May 31, 20165 min read
GENETICALLY MODIFIED CROPS AND A CHRISTIAN WORLDVIEW
By Megan Stevens Genetic Modification. Just speaking those words in a room creates a polarizing effect charged with passion, emotion, and...
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Apr 30, 20163 min read
REVIEW: CAN WE SEE THROUGH OTHERS’ EYES?
By Jeff Cross Professors within my area of study, Hellenistic Judaism, routinely encourage us to read relevant literature from critical...
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Mar 31, 20169 min read
LUDWIG FEUERBACH AND THE INVENTED GOD: UNDERSTANDING AND RESPONDING AS CHRISTIANS
By Michaela Bunke One obstacle often faced by those who deny the existence of God is how to account for the billions of people throughout...
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Mar 1, 20169 min read
REDEEMING THE ECONOMY
By Ryan Mather No question is more often asked of college students than what they plan on doing for a living, but since coming to college...
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