justice

March 07, 2019

By Dr. Amey Victoria Adkins-Jones and Caroline Triscik

Asking God to Be God: An Interview with Dr. Amey Victoria Adkins-Jones

In this episode of our podcast, we get to know a deeply faithful woman with a clear call to the university world and a fully-formed theology of suffering. Join us in our conversation with professor and minister Dr. Amey Victoria Adkins-Jones.

Podcasts

February 05, 2019

By Ruth López Turley and Caroline Triscik

Research for the Good of Education: An Interview with Ruth López Turley

What does it take to get education research to a place where it can actually impact the way schools are run today? Listen in on our interview with Ruth López Turley and hear about the deep spiritual roots that undergird her work.

Podcasts

January 21, 2019

By Kate Denson and Caroline Triscik

Love Your Neighbor: An Interview with Kate Denson

Listen in as we interview urban tour guide Kate Denson and hear her thoughts on the gifts that come from delving into the history of your neighborhood.

Reflections

December 19, 2018

By Heather Walker Peterson

Longing for All Things to Be Made Right: This Advent for Women

Heather Walker Peterson leads us through our place in a long history of hope and expectation in this fallen world.

Podcasts

October 25, 2018

By Caroline Triscik and Grace Ji-Sun Kim

Healing Our Broken Humanity: An Interview with Dr. Grace Ji-Sun Kim

What steps can we take to participate in bringing healing to our communities? Listen in on our interview with Grace Ji-Sun Kim, co-author of Healing Our Broken Humanity, as we discuss the spiritual disciplines that can lead us through pain into wholeness.

Book Clubs

September 23, 2018

By Jasmine Obeyesekere Fernando

Subverting Global Myths: A Discussion Guide

What if the beliefs of our times that we take for granted are not true after all? Dr. Ramachandra gives historical and global perspective to understanding pressing contemporary issues in their contexts.

Spiritual Formation

September 20, 2018

By Jasmine Obeyesekere Fernando

Embracing the Heroine in Us: Learning from Michal

What can Michal teach us about following God despite our own flaws? Jasmine Obeyesekere Fernando uncovers timeless truth in the biblical story.

Reflections

September 06, 2018

By Cynthia Prescott

How Little House on the Prairie Led Me to a Christian Vision of Justice

Can an historian truly integrate their faith into their academic work? Cynthia Prescott tells her story of a journey into a deeper calling toward Christian scholarship.

Arts, Books, and Media

July 26, 2018

By Kathy Khang and Caroline Triscik

Raise Your Voice: Struggling with Credibility

What can women do to avoid the sinkhole of imposter syndrome? Kathy Khang explores this topic in her recent book Raise Your Voice, one we're featuring as part of a series of offerings from InterVarsity Press — our special summer resource for readers of The Well.

Arts, Books, and Media

July 13, 2018

By Kathy Khang and Caroline Triscik

Raise Your Voice: Good News

How can we use our voices as a tool to bring shalom and wholeness to the world? Kathy Khang explores this topic in her recent book Raise Your Voice, one we're featuring as part of a series of offerings from InterVarsity Press — our special summer resource for readers of The Well.

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