David Whyte on the meaning of work.

Abraham Kuyper on the church as a safe place for those in need.

My review of Mae Elise Cannon’s Just Spirituality.

Thinking about Rios Montt’s faith and political leadership.

Eugene Peterson on “the exclusive and irreplaceable setting for following Jesus.”

My review of Christ Our Reconciler, a collection that originated at the Cape Town 2010 gathering.

Andy Crouch on how God uses the powerless and the powerful for kingdom purposes.

The best judges of our storytelling are the people whose stories are told.

African men, Hollywood stereotypes, and the Golden Rule.

Some of my favorites from Guatemala City, Panajachel, and Antigua.

We bloggers now carry with us the stories we were invited to share.

Each colonia in La Limonada is controlled by a gang. They aren’t in the habit of forgiving trespassers.

The children in La Limonada's academies represent the future of the community, and that future is up for grabs.

It struck me that needlessly complicating religion is often precisely what I do.

My review of Tyler Wigg-Stevenson’s The World Is Not Ours to Save.

To understand Guatemala in all its beauty and brokenness today, we need to grapple with its painful history. These books do that.

In this conversation, Andy discusses what intrigues him about Phoenix and why we should care about the common good.

When you see downtown Phoenix today, be kind. It’s survived a lot.

I’m heading to Guatemala with Lemonade International as part of its inaugural bloggers trip.

Everyone starts somewhere. Here’s what I’ve learned.