Psalms of Praise
Interview with the author and the illustrator of Psalms of Praise: A Movement Primer, another Baby Believer Book Heather Walker…
Art
In Praise of Living with All One’s Might
When you truly love something, you won’t be content to be bad at it. Andrew CollinsAndrew Collins is a fellow…
How to be an Amateur
It’s ok to dabble. Liz HorstLiz Horst studied music and English literature at Grove City College and now lives in…
In Praise of Nursery Songs
Part 3 in a series on Musical Culture. Amanda McGillAmanda McGill is a freelance writer, the music director at Christ…
Imagining a Musical Culture
We’ve forgotten the ways that music shapes souls and communities. Amanda McGillAmanda McGill is a freelance writer, the music director…
What a Painting Showed Me About Memory
Can I impart visceral memory through words? Can any combination of nouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs communicate how the breeze…
The Musical Motifs that Anchor us
Music and story are a potent combination. John EhrettJohn Ehrett serves as senior editor at Conciliar Post, an online publication…
Reviving Romance in Christian Art
How should the Christian contribute to romantic art? I feel a need to ask my readers to bear with me a…
Why is Anna Karenina So Long?
On Insta-life and long stories. While working in Istanbul as a recent college graduate, a friend visited me. She was…
Death be not Proud, for Thou Shalt Die
Good Friday reshapes our fear of death. Liz HorstLiz Horst studied music and English literature at Grove City College and…
Get up and Dance
Dance is, at it’s heart, a joyful embrace of reality. Drums pound, lightly and slowly at first, drawing us onto…
Reconnecting Faith and the Arts in D.C.
“Art educates our emotions and imagination. It awakens, enlarges, and refines our humanity. Remove it, dilute it, or pervert it,…
Why Bother to Write? Part III
Don’t be afraid to spend all you have. Why bother to write? After reading my last piece in this series, my…
Heavy Metal, Tradition, and the Good Life
A series on the paradox of modernity’s loudest critics. Heavy metal music, especially extreme metal, is frowned upon among many…
Action or Depth?
If a storyteller is going to take you on a wild adventure that bends literary norms, frightens you, and captivates…
Art for Our Time
Why we need the creativity of our contemporaries. Liz HorstLiz Horst studied music and English literature at Grove City College…
Why Bother to Write? Part II
Every generation needs its own poetry. Andrew CollinsAndrew Collins is a fellow at the Trinity Fellows Academy. He enjoys reviewing…
Why Bother to Write? Part I
In a society with an excess of words, is writing worth it? Andrew CollinsAndrew Collins is a fellow at the…
Old Folks at Home
Finding the poetry in ordinary life. Liz HorstLiz Horst studied music and English literature at Grove City College and now…
A Safe Space for the Imagination
Hushing the censors of theatre. Liz HorstLiz Horst studied music and English literature at Grove City College and now lives in…