I’m so pleased to let you know that David Taylor will be our Hutchmoot keynote speaker. I met David last year, thanks in part to the...

“The single story creates stereotypes, and the problem with stereotypes is not that they are untrue, but that they are incomplete. They...

I grew up in a home with scientists, so when a parent would ask me to run and get a container of Cool Whip out of the chest freezer,...

For the last few years, The Trinity Forum has been enriching Nashville through “evening conversations” with some of the most engaging...

Last week, the internet nearly caved in on itself when a happy toddler in white glasses and a yellow sweater danced her way into her...

In the middle of January, I took two weeks off from Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. It’s a tricky experiment when one of your jobs is...

If you’re in the Nashville area, we want to invite you to join our friends at Covenant Seminary on March 3rd and 4th for this special...

“When we avoid…the suffering of others…what we’re really avoiding is the cross. Embracing refugees, welcoming them, is welcoming Jesus,...

At Hutchmoot this year, Russ Ramsey and I spoke about being a hospitable critic. How do we bring a critic’s voice to the public square in...

Almighty God who has given us an abundance of good things, has set our feet about these boundaried shores, and has called us to give an...

On November 4, 2014, when I wrote the “Voting Day” poem that later turned into this song, I wrote it in the midst of what felt like a...

A while back I introduced the Civil Language Project to the Rabbit Room. Then a couple of weeks ago when I walked through the doors of...

From my portion of the Hutchmoot 2016 session “In Search of Home.” You can read Part 1 here. Professor and writer Scott Russell Sanders...

From my portion of the Hutchmoot 2016 session “In Search of Home,” a conversation about roots, restlessness, and making peace with our...

The cover article in latest issue of The Economist got me thinking. At issue are increasingly giant global firms that do not seem to be...

If you’re in Nashville this week, check this event out. In partnership with King’s Meadow Study Center and Parish Presbyterian Church,...

A year ago, I posted an article titled, “Let Kids Fight Evil So They Can Be Heroes.” It was among the simplest, shortest articles I’ve...

No, Jeffrey Overstreet has not died (nor has he been buried), but he does feature in one of the following podcasts, both of which are...

Art House Nashville is hosting David and Phaedra Taylor for one evening only! “Art for the Common Good – What Does It Mean?” A...

We pinged the Facebook rabbits about podcasts a while back, and got enough recommendations to keep us busy for years. Here’s what...