What hath Hobbiton to do with Jerusalem?
Holly Ordway on the pre-Christian religion in Middle-earth
Irrigating deserts
C. S. Lewis on why teachers must train the sentiments
The hospitality of the cross (and empty tomb)
Hans Boersma on the divine transcendent warrant for our human responsibility to be hospitable
Banquet invitations for the poor
David and Ruth Rupprecht on Jesus’ command for radical hospitality
Openness, welcome, listening to God
Jean Vanier on the shape of love in community
Reflecting God’s graciousness to strangers
Christine Pohl on the character of hospitable communities
A very figurative and metaphorical God
David Lyle Jeffrey on the poetic character of the voice of God
The story of the demotion of stories
Malcolm Guite on the Enlightenment’s rash dismissal of poetic knowledge
The desires of the heart, the constraints of creation
Roger Lundin describes how Richard Wilbur’s poetry connects aesthetic experience to life in the world.
Layers in “Logos”
Peter Kreeft on the metaphysical, psychological, and linguistic referents of logos