Interview with Miroslav Volf
In this interview with Miroslav Volf, we explored questions of forgiveness, justice, and reconciliation. Miroslav Volf is the Henry B. Wright Professor of Systematic Theology and Founding Director of the […]
Mergers and Acquisitions Podcast: What does work have to do with the good life?
Did you grow up learning the fairy tale that all you have to do is work hard, get a good job, and you’ll magically arrive at the good life? How’s […]
Wheaton College Chapel: Hearing our Neighbors’ Stories
So I’m sitting in my friend Carla’s kitchen, when in walks a giant pig.
Carla with her son.
At the time, I’m just a year out of college, and I’ve just moved from the Midwest where I grew up to this beautiful Nicaraguan village. The room has dirt floors, and a wall open on one side to let out smoke from the cooking fire. And in walks this giant pig.
Carla reaches over from her bucket seat and slaps that pig on the rump. And she says, “This hog is for Jesus!”
So I ask, Carla, “What do you…
UpWords Podcast: Encountering Racial Injustice
What does it take to become a person who pursues racial justice long term? An early conversation about the research I’ve been conducting on how White Christians become advocates for […]
UpWords Podcast: Responding to Crisis
How can you and your organization embrace transformation during a crisis?
Panel: Creating Just Workplaces
We’ve all experienced challenges at work—bad days, demanding roles or responsibilities, relational conflict with a colleague or boss, to name a few. Often the message society offers is just to […]
Interview: The Laziness Myth
When we stop assuming laziness causes poverty, we can find better ways to seek the good life for all.