by Summer Jaeger | Dec 2, 2020 | Article
What Kind of World? A Brief Review of Ride, Sally, Ride & Where the Crawdads Sing *SPOILERS AHEAD* A few times this year I spent an entire weekend in bed devouring a novel. Only twice was it mildly worth it. The first was when I read Ride, Sally, Ride by...
by Summer Jaeger | Jul 7, 2020 | Article
Warfare Worship & Unbothered Christianity I was delighted to discover this morning that a musical group I have enjoyed for years—Page CXVI—has a new release. I have been waiting for someone to produce an arrangement of “Great Is Thy Faithfulness” that doesn’t...
by Summer Jaeger | Jun 19, 2020 | Article
The Women’s Bible vs. Your Devotional Bible In Aimee Byrd’s newest book, Recovering From Biblical Manhood & Womanhood, the opening chapter is titled, “Why Men and Women Don’t Read Separate Bibles”. I assumed what would follow would be a discussion about The...
by Summer Jaeger | Jun 9, 2020 | Article
Christians and Antiracism Conversation framing is a powerful tool, and it is high time that we all took note of it. We are watching as more and more Christians pick up the newspeak of our time. I wanted to take a second to put in writing for you what it means...
by Summer Jaeger | Nov 1, 2019 | Article
Summer Recommends, November Edition We get numerous messages every week from Christians with extremely thoughtful questions. Many times, what we are being asked for is resources: what Christian music should I give to my teens? What books do you recommend on gender...
by Summer Jaeger | Oct 30, 2019 | Article
What To Do When the Church Can’t Handle You A popular evangelical author recently posted a rather lengthy thread explaining how heartbreaking it is for her to leave her husband and kids behind for work. Her chosen work takes her away from home regularly for...
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