For many Americans, the presidential election results brought a surge of intense emotions—fear and frustration for some, relief and victory to others, and everything in between. But for Christians, this moment raises profound questions: How should we respond to this political shift? What does it mean for our faith, our witness, and our role in […]

One of the most pervasive myths about disability is that it inherently diminishes a person’s worth. Amy Julia Becker, who is raising her daughter Penny with Down Syndrome, offers a powerful counter-narrative: value is not determined by ability or independence but by the unique humanity that each individual possesses as a child of God. Through […]

When we as Christians are forced to confront the reality of our limited time on earth, whether through our own mortality or the suffering of loved ones, it can be a challenge to find meaning and peace amidst pain and uncertainty. Amy Low, who has faced terminal cancer for five years, offers a profound example […]

I like to be creative. I am most energized when I’m coming up with a fresh insight, a never before articulated metaphor, or building an original product. For many months, while I was developing The After Party course, writing the book with Nancy French, and catalyzing the production of Songs for The After Party, my […]