story

After years of listening to people tell their stories, I’ve begun to think that healing depends less on facts than on meaning.

To grow into Christ’s likeness is to step away from power and toward failure.

In the Trump era, the narrative around legislative efforts seems to matter a lot more than the actual results.

When truth is being cast as lies, the sacred work of storytelling is urgent.

Humans crave stories that create order, whether they’re about the supreme being in the universe or the greatest tennis player in history.

What if we did asystematic theology?

I’m hoping for one that’s lyrical, chastened, hallowed.

Jay Baruch sees himself and other doctors as stewards of patients’ stories.

Emily Bernard’s essays insist that no conversation is about race alone.