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La pensée évangélique sur la foi et le travail néglige les classes ouvrières.
Pourra-t-elle toucher les évangéliques en dehors des professions hautement valorisées ?
Jeff Haanen|
English
Book Review
The Faith and Work Movement Is Leaving Blue-Collar Workers Behind
Can it speak to evangelicals outside high-status professions?
Jeff Haanen|
Français
The Bulletin Episode 42|56min
What’s It Worth To Ya?
Workers strike, loan repayments spike, TikTokers hike.
Worship Artists Who Skip Labels Still Need Support
An emerging infrastructure offers indie musicians help with streaming and marketing without signing away their music rights.
Kelsey Kramer McGinnis|
Higher Ed
Christian Colleges Level Up Video Game Degrees
Popular new programs focus on the power of storytelling and the potential for evangelism.
Samantha Saad|
Music
4 New Releases from Indie Worship Artists
From joyful big-band tunes to aching psalms, from Dallas to down under, local musicians bring depth and diversity to our praise.
Kelsey Kramer McGinnis|
The Slow WorkEpisode 12|45min
Intricate Melodies, Infinite Grace with John Patitucci
Bassist John Patitucci retraces his life through faith and Fenders.
Sandra McCracken |
The Slow WorkEpisode 8|39min
Winning the Dave Barnes Lottery
Creative work requires longevity and humility.
Sandra McCracken |
The Slow WorkEpisode 4|42min
Running on Empty with David Ramirez
Limitations on the creative process often produce abundant beauty.
Sandra McCracken |
The Slow WorkEpisode Preview|2min
Preview: The Slow Work
Listen to a quick preview of the upcoming season of The Slow Work.
Sandra McCracken |
Profile
A Poet for ‘Bruised Evangelicals’
Malcolm Guite has found himself a sort of tribal elder for younger generations of Christians.
Kara Bettis|
The Slow WorkEpisode Trailer
Trailer: The Slow Work
Join songwriter and host Sandra McCracken along with a talented array of guests as they explore the pursuit of beauty, grace, and justice in their lives and work. Coming in January 2023.
Sandra McCracken |
Media
Forge the Ring, Pass the Soup
Amazon’s “Rings of Power” series adds to what Tolkien termed the “Cauldron of Story,” where sub-creators mix up the stew of God’s creation.
Pete Peterson|
Obituary
Died: Patrick Marsh, Ark Encounter and Creation Museum Designer
Visionary artist built Noah’s Ark and world of Genesis with experience gained at the Olympics and Universal Orlando.
Daniel Silliman|
Tribute
Philip Yancey: My Benediction to the Beloved Storyteller, Walter Wangerin Jr.
A tribute to the late author of “The Book of the Dun Cow,” “Jesus: A Novel,” and “Water, Come Down!”
Philip Yancey|
Live Events
Imagine More: Recovering a Faithful Vision for Art, Creativity, and Justice
A conversation on the redemptive power of the Christian imagination.
Patrons’ Saints: Christians Turn to Patreon, Substack, and Kickstarter
As more evangelical figures embrace crowdfunding, is the format demanding too much of them?
Maria Baer|
하나님의 보호하심을 간구하고 마스크가 있는 것에 감사하십시오.
경쟁적 개념으로 접근한다면 하나님과 우리의 행동은 상반되지만 밀접히 연관되어 있다.
Tish Harrison Warren|
English
Book Review
Makoto Fujimura Sings with God, Carries His Cross, and Awaits the New Creation
In a new book, the renowned Christian artist gathers a lifetime of insights on faith and creativity.
Joel Clarkson|
Media
Ordinary Life Is Crammed with Heaven
How our senses can point the way to God’s presence.
Interview by Charlie Peacock|

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