How can we make wise choices about gift-giving during the holidays? Kim King offers seasoned advice about how to tame complex emotions and follow the Spirit's leading through a well-considered plan.
How can a professor at a Christian college gently guide her students toward a gracious and broad examination of thought and literature? Heather Walker Peterson gains insight from Sarah Arthur's recent book on Madeleine L'Engle's spiritual legacy.
What does it mean to speak out with your full voice as you pursue God's call in your life? Listen in on our conversation with Kathy Khang as we talk about what it means to speak our truth.
What can a Christian who lived centuries ago teach us about faith and scholarship today? Listen in on our conversation with Karen Wright Marsh as we talk about the quirks and virtues of some of the spiritual giants of the Christian tradition.
Evangelist and former slave Amanda Berry Smith has a lot to teach us about fearlessness. Explore her story in this second installment of a series of offerings from InterVarsity Press — our special summer resource for readers of The Well.
How can we live today as Christians in the university? Listen in on our conversation with Dr. Mary Poplin as we discuss issues of faith, virtue, and personal calling.
How can a person live fully in the face of a life-threatening illness? Natalie d'Aubermont Thompson reflects on the nuances of this question in her review of Kate Bowler's recent memoir.
