Imagination Is a Battleground, Not a Hobby
We're living in what feels like a dystopian novel — and Octavia Butler saw it coming in 1993. Her Parable of the Sower imagined a world of c...
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20 of 471 episodesFear Is Not How You Steward Anything
Description: Most of us were handed a set of rules about sex before we were ever given a framework for thinking about it — and for many peop...
Everyone Wants a Village, Nobody Wants the Bill
Most of us want the benefits of community — safety, belonging, mutual support — but bristle at the friction that actual community requires....
Losing Your Grip to Find Your Life
Most of us carry more than we realize — not just stuff, but the anxiety that comes with it. The drive to accumulate, to secure, to hold on t...
The Gifts at the Bottom of the Bag
What if one of the most important things we're carrying is something we forgot we had? In this week's installment of "Everything We Carry,"...
The Version of Power Nobody Taught You
Most of us learned that power means control — over people, outcomes, situations. But what if that definition is exactly what's breaking us,...
The River's Edge: Seeing What You Could Ignore
Most of us know we have some form of privilege — racial, economic, positional — but knowing it and actually doing something with it are very...
You Can't Rebuild What You Won't Grieve
We all carry things we don't talk about — grief, shame, exhaustion, ambivalence about money and power. Most of us walk into rooms and put on...
47 Seconds Is All We Give Anything
You check your phone every 47 seconds. You say yes to everything and mean none of it. You refresh the news looking for a sign that something...
Your Ordinary Life Is Not Too Small
How do you keep living your regular life when the news is genuinely catastrophic? It's not denial — it's one of the most disorienting feelin...
Jesus Didn't Come to Keep the Peace
What if the deepest problem isn't your worst habits or biggest failures — but your fear of death? And what if that fear is quietly behind al...
The Third Option Nobody Talks About
When things feel out of control, most of us do one of two things: we retreat to what's familiar, or we come out swinging. But what if both o...
Buy the Field Anyway: A Case for Stubborn Hope
What do you do when everything around you is collapsing — your community, your faith, your sense of home — and someone tells you to act like...
The Case for Crying in Public
Something is wrong, and a lot of us are carrying it alone. Whether it's personal loss, political exhaustion, or the weight of watching your...
When God Asks "What Did I Do Wrong?"
What do you do when you've hardened — when grief, exhaustion, or the weight of the world has calcified something in you that used to feel th...
When Things Shatter and Don't Go Back
What do you do when something breaks and can't be fixed? Not reshaped — actually shattered. Most of us build entire identities around those...
Hearts of Stone Don't Have to Stay That Way
Most of us have learned to protect ourselves from pain by shutting down — closing off, going through the motions, settling for less than we...
Stop Pretending When You Pray
Many of us carry complicated feelings about prayer — maybe it was weaponized against us, maybe it felt hollow, or maybe we prayed hard for s...
Planting Trees You'll Never See Grow
You've been showing up, doing the work, trying to live with integrity—and the results aren't there. Policies get worse. People leave. Relati...
Beyond Resistance: Learning to Say Yes
When the ground beneath our feet feels unstable, how do we stay true to ourselves while adapting to a world that keeps shifting? Many of us...