How Can We Share a Country If Nothing Is Truly Neutral?

by John Inazu, Sally D. Danforth Distinguished Professor of Law & Religion, Washington University in St. Louis

Note: From Learning to Disagree (Zondervan 2024). Reprinted by permission of the publisher. Citations have been omitted. Our next class session tackles religious influence in public school curricula. To tee up this discussion, I assign a somewhat dated...

Reading the Gospels for Transformative Discipleship

by Joshua Jipp, professor of New Testament, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School

Note: From Reading the Gospels as Christian Scripture (Baker 2024). Reprinted by permission of the publisher. Citations have been omitted. The Gospels are the revelatory Word of God that show us who God is and how he has acted through the Son and the...

Not Just Abortion: The Sweeping Impact of Dobbs

by Denise Burke, senior counsel, Center for Legislative Advocacy of the Alliance Defending Freedom

Our peer-reviewed journal, Faith & Flourishing, is pleased to publish its latest scholarly article: “The Sweeping Legal Impact of Dobbs," by Denise M. Burke, Esq., which is being published in in our Volume 3 (2024) special issue on the church after the Dobbs...

Virtue Creates Value, When We Set It Free

by Oikonomia Network

The vision of the Economic Wisdom Project is summarized in twelve “elements” that provide starting points for thoughtful, biblically informed understanding of contemporary opportunities and challenges. For a handy guide to the twelve...

Cultural Sanctification: An Early Church Model

by Stephen O. Presley, associate professor of church history, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary

Note: From Cultural Sanctification (Eerdmans 2024). Reprinted by permission of the publisher. Citations have been omitted. When we come to the Christian sources of the earliest days of the church, we do not find the kind of frantic bifurcation found in...

Member Spotlight: Autism and Entrepreneurship

by Dean Blevins, professor of practical theology and Christian discipleship, Nazarene Theological Seminary

Note: Our Member Spotlight series continues with Dean Blevins. A transcript of the interview appears below. If you are a Karam Fellowship member and would like to be in the spotlight, drop us a line! https://youtu.be/mdKjupetuhw Greg Hello everybody. I’m Greg Forster...

Where Creed, Code and Cult Connect

by Carl Trueman, professor of biblical and religious studies, Grove City College

Note: From Crisis of Confidence (Crossway 2024). Reprinted by permission of the publisher. Citations have been omitted. When I wrote The Creedal Imperative in 2012, I was motivated by the conviction that churches need statements of faith that do more than specify ten...

Understanding How the “Faith Handed Down” Has Been Handed Down in America

by Elesha Coffman, associate professor of history, Baylor University

Note: From Turning Points in American Church History (Baker 2024). Reprinted by permission of the publisher. Citations have been omitted. Not many people feel a burning need to know about American church history. Students of American history might recognize a need to...

The Culture of Control and Perfection: Ana’s Story

by Ana S. Iltis, professor of philosophy, Wake Forest University

We are proud to bring you a powerful personal essay by Ana Iltis, who on two separate occasions during the same pregnancy was intensely pressured by her own physicians to kill her unborn child. This is the latest publication in our Faith & Flourishing Volume 3...

Success Is Creating Value, Not Making Money

by Oikonomia Network

The vision of the Economic Wisdom Project is summarized in twelve “elements” that provide starting points for thoughtful, biblically informed understanding of contemporary opportunities and challenges. For a handy guide to the twelve...

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