Peterson has influenced my pastoral life and mind more profoundly than anyone else.
At Yale, classrooms full of future doctors, lawyers, and hedge fund managers are contemplating the good life.
Centering prayer persists when I am believing or disbelieving, when I feel “close” to God or far away.
Peterson never delivered a formula for success. He just wrote about pastoral work and how to live it.
What happens if our religious dialogue becomes an endless, insufferable holiday office party, where the mean drunk becomes the focal point of everyone’s energy?
I liked this, until I didn’t.
What will it take to break through our numbness?
When Christian practice (de)forms us
Do practices make us better people? Lauren Winner isn't so sure.
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