A report on Christian Content media consumption at Gordon College.
Who Do We Follow?: Christian Content Consumption and the Gordon College Student
Restorative Joy in Political Humor
The stress about elections is already here, and a lot of us could certainly use some cheering up about it, so why don’t we like to laugh about it?
New Meaning to the Red, White, and Blue: A Conversation About Citizenship
When I spoke with my mum about what it feels like to pledge allegiance to the stars and stripes instead of the Queen, she reminded me that just like material objects, the places we pin our identities to hold fragility as well.
How Should We Vote?
When citizens vote, they share with their fellow citizens the duty to discern and pursue together justice and the common good.
Searching for Christ in Politics
Let us work towards advancing Christ’s kingdom here on Earth, identifying chiefly with His cross, and not with a donkey or elephant.
Technological Individualism: What Should Gordon Students Do About It?
The rapid technological growth of our culture has been unprecedented in the last ten years. Our phones, tablets, laptops, cars, and more, have all gotten smarter. Meanwhile, humanity has seemingly gotten dumber, […]
The Gospel According to Atwood
We are constantly faced with institutions and belief systems that clash with one another yet still claim to be Christian. How do we proceed forward amidst this confusion?
Existential Lessons From the Backyard
How do we reconcile our desire for control and the very real problems we face, with the faith that there is a far bigger plan beyond any of our comprehensions?
A Reflection On Technology
Since graduating, I’ve had the space and time to step back and reevaluate my relationship with technology.
Reimagining Worship in the Context of the Climate Crisis
The very fact that we are here, on this planet, armed with the resources able to enact positive change, is a gift.