by Anna Parish | Jul 18, 2025 | Opinion
At lunch during the last week of my first year in seminary, Rebecca, a friend and mentor, asked me what had been the hardest part of my first year at Campbell Divinity School. Other attempts I have made to answer that question honestly have been watered down to make...
by Ken Sehested | Jul 17, 2025 | Opinion
You may have seen the social media meme of a woman in Victorian style dress. The caption reads: “These days most of my exercise comes from shaking my head.” Have any of you been doing this kind of exercise lately? Without a doubt, we’re in a rough patch as citizens in...
by Grace Ji-Sun Kim | Jul 16, 2025 | Opinion
As a child, I read the “Picture Bible,” a large, beautifully illustrated and colorful book that brought biblical stories to life. Later, my father ordered the three-volume cartoon version and I eagerly read it cover to cover. The vivid images helped me engage with...
by Miguel A. De La Torre | Jul 15, 2025 | Opinion
All politicians—and especially presidents—lie. Some do so subtly: “I did not have sexual relations with that woman.” Others are more brazen: “The election was rigged.” All lie to preserve or increase their power, profits or privileges. And yet, we are told in Matthew...
by Dakota Felton | Jul 9, 2025 | Opinion
“Be a sponge. Be curious. Ask questions. No question is a dumb question. No, seriously, ask a lot of questions.” I am halfway through my internship with a Lexington, Kentucky, construction company, and one common theme that I hadn’t heard enough about beforehand is...
