Podcast: S-Town, Serial, and Culture Bubbles Posted April 26th, 2017 by Alex Wilgus & filed under Podcast. Listen to Episode 4 here.
1 Podcast: The Benedict Option, Technology, and Donald Trump Posted April 4th, 2017 by Alex Wilgus & filed under Podcast. Listen to Episode 3 of the Podcast.
Podcast: Silence, The Legend of Zelda, Oliver O’Donovan Posted March 17th, 2017 by Alex Wilgus & filed under Podcast. Episode 2 of the podcast is live. Listen here.
Podcast: Oscars, Accidentally Pro-Life Movies, and Eugene Peterson Posted March 3rd, 2017 by Alex Wilgus & filed under Podcast. Episode 1 of our new podcast is live!
Introducing The Common Vision Podcast Posted March 2nd, 2017 by Alex Wilgus & filed under Podcast. Faithful, reasonable commentary on religion, culture, and politics
Where We Worship Now Posted February 5th, 2017 by Alex Wilgus & filed under Culture, Religion, Sports. Super Bowl Sunday: America's worship service.
The Silent Community Posted February 2nd, 2017 by Alex Wilgus & filed under Culture, Religion. Silence may have more to say about the faith of the Church than the personal journey of the individual believer.
How to Pray for President Trump Posted January 22nd, 2017 by Alex Wilgus & filed under Politics, Religion. One simple prayer request is more important than all the others.
Varieties of Religious Inexperience Posted January 5th, 2017 by Alex Wilgus & filed under Culture, Religion. Religious literacy is more than the catechism of the classroom.
Evangelicals in the Age of Trump Posted November 9th, 2016 by Alex Wilgus & filed under Politics, Religion. Evangelicals lost more supporting Trump than they would have under a Clinton administration.
Marilynne Robinson’s Gospel of Being A very late review of Gilead. Posted April 5, 2018 by Alex Wilgus
Podcast: Star Wars, Star Trek, and Transcendence Today's fantasy franchises have dispensed with transcendence and higher principles in favor of the absolute self. Posted January 6, 2018 by Alex Wilgus
The Enduring Puzzle of the White Evangelical Voter White Evangelicals, like every other political coalition, vote their own interests. Posted January 4, 2018 by Alex Wilgus