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Habits of Mind in an Age of Distraction

June 1 ^st 2016 byAlan Jacobs

Small steps to meet the challenge of hearing God in a technologically disruptive environment.

How Then Shall We Work?: Entrepreneurship

June 1 ^st 2016 byPeter Boumgarden

A symposium on the changing nature of professions in the digital age.

How Then Shall We Work?: Journalism

June 1 ^st 2016 byAnne Snyder

A symposium on the changing nature of professions in the digital age.

How Then Shall We Work?: Divinity

June 1 ^st 2016 byKristen Deede Johnson

A symposium on the changing nature of professions in the digital age.

Are Bible Apps Destined to Purify the Printed Word?

May 26 ^th 2016 byJ. Mark Bertrand

Editorial: Our Built World

May 19 ^th 2016 byJames K.A. Smith

Some assembly required

A World Without Work?

May 5 ^th 2016 bySteven McMullen

If work is service, the opportunities to work are infinite.

Opening the Soul of the City: Talking About Cities with Noah Toly and Milton Friesen Part II

January 13 ^th 2016 byBrian Dijkema, with Noah Toly, Milton Friesen

Adding new dimensions to our city maps.

Urban Drama: Talking about Cities with Noah Toly and Milton Friesen, Part I

January 7 ^th 2016 byBrian Dijkema, with Noah Toly, Milton Friesen

Shining a light in the shadowed backstage of global cities.

Deconstructing Failure

December 16 ^th 2015 byPeter Boumgarden

How the fall of BlackBerry teaches us to act with courage amid moral uncertainty.

Covering our Tracks

December 1 ^st 2015 byRoberta Green Ahmanson

If we lose our aesthetic heritage, we lose the means to speak to an age enchanted by images.

Learning with Your Hands

March 1 ^st 2015 byMatthew Crawford with Brian Dijkema

What short order cooks and organ makers tell us about being human.

The Megachurch and Social Architecture: Realities and Questions

October 4 ^th 2013 byBill Van Groningen

Responsible Activism and Social Change

May 10 ^th 2013 byTyler Wigg-Stevenson with James K.A. Smith

Signals, Smartphones, and Still Small Voices

January 25 ^th 2013 byAaron Belz

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