Join Upper House for a six-session learning cohort inspired by pastor and author Timothy Keller’s final book, Forgive: Why Should I and How Can I? In this learning cohort you will explore the many facets of forgiveness—psychological, spiritual, personal, and societal...
Join Upper House for a six-session learning cohort inspired by pastor and author Timothy Keller’s final book, Forgive: Why Should I and How Can I? In this learning cohort you will explore the many facets of forgiveness—psychological, spiritual, personal, and societal...
Join Upper House for a six-session learning cohort inspired by pastor and author Timothy Keller’s final book, Forgive: Why Should I and How Can I? In this learning cohort you will explore the many facets of forgiveness—psychological, spiritual, personal, and societal...
This panel discussion will feature four academics who will describe how they have managed to integrate their faith commitments and their specialized work, offering both pragmatic advice and theoretical framings for becoming Christian Graduate students.
Join the Center for Christian Study for Further Up & Further In! Using Lewis’ own words, this play will explore what convinced Lewis of the divinity of Christ, how Hitler influenced the writing of The Screwtape Letters, and how his profound insights on prayer,...
Russell Moore, editor-in-chief of Christianity Today, will explore the problem with pornography for the human heart and beyond. Few forces, Moore argues, are more destructive than pornography.
Dr. Angel Adams Parham is an Associate Professor of Sociology at the University of Virginia, a national leader in the classical education movement, and co-author of the recent The Black Intellectual Tradition: Reading Freedom in Classical Literature (2022). She is the...
By 2030, as many as 100,000 church buildings and billions of dollars of church-owned property are expected to be sold or repurposed throughout the U.S. — representing the loss of gathering places and even social services in communities nationwide. According to Mark...
How do we take ethically malformed, broken humans like us and mold them into the sort of moral exemplars we wish we could be? Various secular views have their own answers (including the contemporary academy), but the classical Christian tradition has a much richer...
How do we take ethically malformed, broken humans like us and mold them into the sort of moral exemplars we wish we could be? Various secular views have their own answers (including the contemporary academy), but the classical Christian tradition has a much richer...
