Growing up in the 21st century is a scary proposition. With a rapidly-changing job market, contradicting narratives vying for attention, and an unstable romantic landscape, a young adult’s desire for success often gets…

In 2020, almost every nation on earth was confronted with a question: How do we behave during a pandemic? Countries all over the world took their own measures to handle COVID-19, but out of all of the approaches, the Dutch have been particularly interesting. Here are three reasons why…

When COVID-19 brought our lives as we knew them to a screeching halt in March 2020, my current research project had me immersed in the book of Numbers—and I had a growing sense of…

Over the summer, more than 700 people were transferred from homeless shelters into three hotels in the Upper West Side in an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19…

When people move toward each other with love (or even “like”), it’s beautiful. And this experience is not limited to romantic love; it’s true with any gesture of love. Love moves toward another.

Being a pastor or church planter can be one of the most time-consuming, heart-wrenching, and difficult endeavors someone can take on. At the same time, it can be one of the most winsome and fulfilling endeavors. And all of these qualities can be highly problematic if pastors don’t take time to reflect on their own health.

There’s no way around it. Sharing the good news of Jesus with people who will likely reject you is terrifying. For many Christians in New York like myself, the path…

It’s that time of year when anyone who lives in Phoenix, Arizona remembers that 118 degrees is incredibly hot and questions the logic of building a city in the middle of the desert…