We aren't experiencing a rightward shift. We're experiencing an upward shift. From cynicism to sincerity. From irony to aspiration. Partisan favor will waver, but interest in meaning after the meaning crisis will not. Me & Paul Anleitner on Metamodernity mereorthodoxy.com/welcome-to-met…

Web 1.0 design retrieval is the Silicon Valley version of evangelical liturgical retrieval. Change my mind.

We are entering a new, post-postmodern cultural era. Thus, the question facing ministry leaders is how do we recontextualize the gospel? Here are five shifts I think every ministry leader should consider. Mere Orthodoxy mereorthodoxy.com/preaching-the-…

This is so good from Patrick K. Miller at Mere Orthodoxy mereorthodoxy.com/preaching-the-…

If you are a pastor and not listening to Patrick K. Miller you are missing out. Another banger here. mereorthodoxy.com/preaching-the-…

This article from Patrick K. Miller would be a great one to try it out on if you haven't read it already. mereorthodoxy.com/preaching-the-…

If you thought it was hard to tell fact from fiction online already, then you're sunk. The unreality machine will erode trust and truth in profound, irrecoverable ways. The First Amendment can't manage this. Mass panic & misinformation from foreign and domestic agents.

Basically AI parroting arguments for intelligent design in the most eerie, surreal, unsettling way imaginable. x.com/HashemGhaili/s…

Tonight my daughter told me that Voyage of the Dawn Treaded is her favorite Narnia book. I asked her why and she explained, “Because I love the sea.” A small reminder that adventure speaks to deep the deep parts of the soul. We were made to explore earth and spread Eden.

Gen Z is among the least churched generations in America, but zoomers who are in the church are quietly steering its worship in two directions at once, writes Luke Simon. christianitytoday.com/2025/05/gen-z-…

The worship wars of the next generation may be defined by gender (and gendered interests) more than theology or taste. Luke Simon offers a fascinating perspective on when Gen Z men & women are going to different churches on Christianity Today: christianitytoday.com/2025/05/gen-z-…