Cultivating the Christian Imagination

Creativity in the Kingdom of God has a three-fold task: to delight, to discern, and to deliver.

Sometimes I like books or movies for the wrong reasons. Here are some unimpressive reasons why I like Hamlet.

I would like to offer some reflections on John Bunyan, particularly on who he was and what led to his timeless creative work.

This episode of the Stage & Story Podcast features Pastor Brandon McCulloch speaking to a live gathering over Zoom. Brandon addresses...

I’d like to reflect on my father, for, among many things, he's helped me better understand my heavenly father. Let's look at an analogy.

What is the Christian imagination? How do we cultivate our imaginations? Listen to our dialogue now!

Today, I still think about the question of my calling or vocation. What am I here on earth to do?

But when the kids had gone, the PVC stored away, and the bed sheets returned to our home, a strange thing took place: a sting of melancholy.

In this three part series, I introduce a fresh method of biblical integration: Framing Our Stories With God's Story.

Thinkers, both Christian and non-Christian alike, have kept journals to hold their reflections.