It is hard to imagine a time or place more opposed to the gospel than fifth-century Ireland.
Facing fear with Christ
Our collective panic is hurting us. Can faith help?
Doyle’s exuberant writing praised particular things in rich detail. It cut to the pulsing heart of life.
In the late 70s, two friends of mine housesat for the poet James Merrill—and got out his Ouija board.
We gave our readers a one-word writing prompt: “surprise.”
Why are there only 12 disciples? Will we be with our families in heaven? Does God think pineapple should go on pizza?
Justification by faith for fragile and broken souls
Ted Peters translates theological concepts into a folksy manual for pastoral care.
“You’ve talked about a lot of things,” says your refiner’s fire. “Which is the one that really matters?”
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