The Brazos Societies Project is quickly growing. Read more about our work and watch a short video update from me here: https://t.co/njjns5vJXJ

This is tremendous news.

I enjoyed talking about Advent, and how we can prepare our hearts and homes for Christ's coming, with Bill Arnold on Faith Radio. Listen here:

Thanks to a generous donor, all gifts made to Brazos Fellows on Giving Tuesday will be doubled! Would you consider supporting our work of preparing emerging adults to serve Christ? For more information on the Brazos Societies Project, and to donate, see my pinned tweet.

Thanks to a generous donor, all gifts made to Brazos Fellows on Giving Tuesday will be doubled! Would you consider supporting our work of preparing emerging adults to serve Christ? For more information on the Brazos Societies Project, and to donate, see my pinned tweet.

Rumor has it that this weekend Practicing Life Together is half off--which means that at $8.50 it makes the perfect thing to grab for your office's White Elephant gift exchange!

Not sure what’s next? Want to grow in your Christian life? Don't go it alone. Brazos Fellows invites emerging adults to commit to a common Rule of Life, embracing a rhythm of prayer, study, Sabbath, and community. Apply to the 2026-2027 cohort by 12/1 for first consideration!

Go Bills.

Join us at Pinewood Pub tonight for our last Tipsy Orthodoxy of the semester, featuring Daniel Semelsberger on C.S. Lewis. Hope to see you there!

I had a great time chatting with Dawn & Steve about living in community--and the practices that help us grow together: https://t.co/IhUuU9lYJ8

Friends: join us at Pinewood Pub on Monday 11/10 (note the date change!) for our final Tipsy Orthodoxy of the term. Daniel Semelsberger, Resident Scholar at the C.S. Lewis Institute, will speak on the topic, "Belonging in an Anxious Age: C.S. Lewis and the Given Self."

In my latest @CTmagazine, I appreciated the chance to engage with Sarah Ruden's new biography of Perpetua @yalepress. There is much that I loved about this book, but I also question some assumptions Ruden brings to the project.

Next Monday--come on out to Pinewood!

Go Bills.

This evening I went out into the woods, sat down, shot a deer. Happy All Hallows Eve.

Anna Sundblad, 2025-2026 Brazos Fellows, reflects on the strange experience of reading Origen of Alexandria--and how growing up as a TCK (third-culture kid) gave her a helpful lens for understanding that reading experience: https://t.co/YoetJSTvDS

This morning I got to spend a luxurious three hours with the Brazos Fellows slowly unpacking Cyril of Alexandria's account of the unity of Christ, and reflecting together on the great mystery of the Word becoming flesh. Pretty great for a Thursday morning, if you ask me.

Anna Sundblad, 2025-2026 Brazos Fellows, reflects on the strange experience of reading Origen of Alexandria--and how growing up as a TCK (third-culture kid) gave her a helpful lens for understanding that reading experience: https://t.co/YoetJSTvDS

Friends: join us at Pinewood Pub on Monday 11/10 (note the date change!) for our final Tipsy Orthodoxy of the term. Daniel Semelsberger, Resident Scholar at the C.S. Lewis Institute, will speak on the topic, "Belonging in an Anxious Age: C.S. Lewis and the Given Self."

You know who asks good questions? @mattleeanderson . Here's Matt asking me questions about a common rule of life, and why taking one on might be particularly helpful in our present moment: