ANOTHER WEEK ENDS: David Zahl brought us Assimilating the Negativity, Unknowable Neighbors, Communal Sanctification, and a God of Forgiveness buff.ly/UujJgGQ

THE LATEST: "A Safe Place to Be a Human Being" R-J Heijmen talks drive-in communion, doubling a congregation, and why he still writes his sermons at 5am on Sundays in the tenth installment of "Nuts, Bolts, and the Holy Ghost" buff.ly/vDvytvh

THE LATEST: "Don't You Care That We Are Perishing?" Erica Zerkle on the comfort of a sleeping Savior buff.ly/7cbN7BX

ANOTHER WEEK ENDS: Bryan Jarrell on the weekender this week bringing us Flying Horses, Idiotic Incentives, Philandering Fathers, Forgiving Friends, and Trying to Capture Grace in a Bottle buff.ly/PQzXOaI

THE LATEST: "Do I Have Something in My Teeth" Sam Bush on an office confession, the mirror we try to avoid/the one that doesn't really fix us anyways, and the difference between a diagnosis and a cure. buff.ly/Z1Vbi2q

THE LATEST: "From Little House to Yesteryear" Kathryn Stelmach Artuso talks "Little House on the Prairie," and "Yesteryear," finding a common thread beneath those gingham dresses and churned butter. buff.ly/VDRSMvg

ANOTHER WEEK ENDS: Belle Tindall-Riley (in her weekender debut!) bringing us A Humanized Cathy Ames, Literacy’s Death, Jesus the Pied Piper, and Dinner Parties buff.ly/kUZMEmG

THE LATEST: "A Shimmering Universe, Barely Seen" Timothy Jones on why some of us see what others miss, and how we might learn to look at the world (and at God) with more reverent attention. buff.ly/YOhYBNj

THE LATEST: "A Missionary Who Can't Speak the Language" Sarah Hinlicky Wilson: "Preaching will happen. With you. Because of you. Even in spite of you. What a relief." buff.ly/x9BeZr1

THE LATEST: "Where Have All the Funerals Gone?" Robert Myallis on why we need the hope of resurrection to let ourselves mourn. buff.ly/1J5kFSu

ANOTHER WEEK ENDS: Todd Brewer on the weekender today, bringing us Whimsy, Sugar-Coated Vegetables, the Coach's Kid, and Pride's Insidious Trick buff.ly/PtpwKub

THE LATEST: "An Imperfect Amnesia" Matthew Rubinstein on Nolan, Homer, and the gospel's "nevertheless." We forget home, but God never forgets us. buff.ly/LIwGolJ

THE LATEST: "'Burnt Norton' and the Redemption of Time Amy Mantravadi on T.S. Eliot, regret, and the limits of starting over. buff.ly/U5iKrWP

ANOTHER WEEK ENDS: Meaghan Mitts on the weekender today, bringing us Daytime TV's Honesty, Performance Distortions, Andrew Huberman's Gospel, and Why Was Jesus Crucified? buff.ly/VRpD3Oq

THE LATEST: "As Long as We Both Shall Live" John Pennylegion on the promises we make before we know what they'll cost us. buff.ly/7FOVO7T

THE LATEST: "The Darkness and the Deep" Dave Nienhuis writes about the panic attacks that nearly took his faith and an important distinction between the Darkness and the deep. buff.ly/epCPAC1

THE LATEST: "How the World Is Meant to Be Seen" Sam Guthrie reflects on the film "Sing Sing" buff.ly/qyXasFZ

ANOTHER WEEK ENDS: Bryan Jarrell on the weekender, bringing us Grit Grievance, Phone Inconvenience, the Judge Who Pays the Sinner's Fees, and Work and Meaning. buff.ly/zIYZ3uU

THE LATEST: "The Road That Brings Us 'Round" Matthew Rubinstein uses Guy Clark's "L.A. Freeway" to help us interpret the psalms: departure, deliverance, and the gift of a land we never bought. buff.ly/LmbwdHY