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  • Do I still like Kanye?

    Do I still like Kanye?

    Brandon Hurlbert
    December 30, 2025

    Do I still like Kanye? Sure, maybe, idk. It’s Kanye season once again, and every new interview I watch only makes me more confused. Do I like Kanye or do I hate him? You probably already know your answer. He’s a polarizing figure that makes crowds salivate at any chance of absurd drama or brand…

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  • Robinson’s Housekeeping and the Promise of Desire

    Robinson’s Housekeeping and the Promise of Desire

    Kayle Curley
    December 30, 2025

    In a 2009 interview with Rebecca Painter, Marilynne Robinson responded to the question of loneliness in the religious life saying: “I am not sure religion is meant to assuage loneliness. Who was ever lonelier than Jesus? ‘Can you not watch with me one hour?’ I think loneliness is the encounter with oneself—who can be great…

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  • Twin Cities Marathon Recap

    Twin Cities Marathon Recap

    John Anthony Dunne
    December 30, 2025

    This past Sunday morning I took part in my first organized run; I ran the 10 mile in the Twin Cities Marathon. I had done the Tough Mudder back in 2012, but I hadn’t properly prepared for that and when you’re all covered in mud and queueing up for obstacles it just makes the run…

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  • The Power of Community and Friendship

    The Power of Community and Friendship

    Paloma Herrera
    December 30, 2025

    As I sat in a hospital’s cafeteria waiting for a ride home, an older person came to talk to me. After the initial chat was out of the way, he proceeded to tell me that I would go to jail for stealing. In jail, all the other women will pull my hair and fight against…

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  • Everyone Believes My Stories

    Everyone Believes My Stories

    Bobby Kvidt
    December 30, 2025

    My life is a series of ridiculous, over the top, unlikely stories. I’ve confronted a neighbor on meth whose reply to me was, “The shadow people are coming.” As a kid, I was chased down by a teenager in a car who, in his own words, was hell-bent on killing us. The first time I…

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  • A Word on Character

    A Word on Character

    Garrett Eaglin
    December 30, 2025

    Self-mastery, ordered love, and self-examination are key elements to a life of character and virtue. In this post, I will unpack the myths and kernels of truth in each of these elements. Self-Mastery Self-Mastery is not akin to “finding oneself.” I heard a story of a young woman who was headed to medical school but deviated…

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  • Why BTS Fans Give Me a Little Bit of Hope in a Tribal World

    Why BTS Fans Give Me a Little Bit of Hope in a Tribal World

    Kris Song
    December 30, 2025

    It is getting harder to explain the BTS phenomenon to people without sounding like the facts are being made up. Industry execs and celebrities have resorted to comparing it to Beatlemania — which sounds like an exaggeration until one witnesses ARMY in person (the name for their worldwide and fiercely devoted fan base). ARMY generates…

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  • Wrestling with Gungor’s Doubts

    Wrestling with Gungor’s Doubts

    Grace Sangalang Ng
    December 30, 2025

    How do we help people who are wrestling with doubts in their faith? Can we create a safe space for them to question and voice their doubts without being judged for their questions? How do we help give them this space, while also still pointing them gently back to the truth that God is real…

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  • What the Biblical Authors Skipped and Why it Matters Today

    What the Biblical Authors Skipped and Why it Matters Today

    Brandon Hurlbert
    December 30, 2025

    Readers of the Bible may be shocked to discover that an important historical event is missing from its narrative. Most people have never heard of it, even though this event may have well changed the course of history. And more intriguing, it seems that the biblical authors and editors may have sought to suppress this…

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  • Twin Cities Marathon Fundraising

    Twin Cities Marathon Fundraising

    John Anthony Dunne
    December 30, 2025

    I’m running a 10-mile in the upcoming Twin Cities Marathon on Sunday, October 7th with Team Venture. We’re raising money to support Anti-Trafficking in Nepal by providing young girls with a year of housing, accommodation, and education. Would you please prayerfully consider supporting my run financially to help me and my team meet our support…

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