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A Christian Vision for the Common Good

A Christian Vision for the Common Good

by Oikonomia Network | Nov 4, 2025 | Newsletter Articles

Our vision paper “A Christian Vision for Flourishing Communities” lays out how we see the challenge of renewing theologically formed Christian wisdom for the common good and human flourishing in the advanced modern world. En Español: “Una Visión Christiana para las...
What “City of God” Says to Our Cities

What “City of God” Says to Our Cities

by Gregory Lee, associate professor of theology and urban studies, Wheaton College | Nov 4, 2025 | Newsletter Articles

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Member Spotlight: Why Teaching Is Like Coaching

Member Spotlight: Why Teaching Is Like Coaching

by Earl Lavender, professor of Bible, Lipscomb University | Nov 4, 2025 | Newsletter Articles

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A Retreat and a Refresh: Two Great Ways to Connect – Retreat Hotel Room Discount for a Limited Time!

A Retreat and a Refresh: Two Great Ways to Connect – Retreat Hotel Room Discount for a Limited Time!

by Oikonomia Network | Oct 7, 2025 | Newsletter Articles

Looking to reconnect? We’ve got two opportunities for you! This Thursday (Oct. 9) join our first-ever “Refresh & Reconnect” zoom at 1pm central time (2 eastern, 11 Pacific) at this zoom link. Christina Bieber Lake will talk about the new work...
Maybe “Eden” Ain’t So Lonesome as New England Used to Be

Maybe “Eden” Ain’t So Lonesome as New England Used to Be

by Karen Swallow Prior, Karlson Scholar, Bethel Seminary | Oct 7, 2025 | Newsletter Articles

Note: From You Have a Calling (Brazos, 2025). Reprinted by permission of the publisher. Citations have been omitted. I love the way John Milton in Paradise Lost imagines the work Adam and Eve did in Eden before the fall. Now, some of Milton’s theology (not to...
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