In de-industrializing France, a shuttle bus is workers’ last link to stability.

America’s theologian isn’t worried about the death of cultural Christianity.

Food-delivery bike riders in London, Berlin, and Copenhagen are pushing back against their algorithmic bosses.

In a year wracked by violence, I remember the crucifixion to find comfort.

Why do we work? The dream of a truly human economy spans millennia, from Genesis to Marx to Martin Luther King.

A high-school science teacher and his students practice conservation in the woods and ponds of upstate New York.

The mysterious friend of C. S. Lewis teaches how to know and be known in Christ.

My kids already know the world is not safe. Will dragons and goblins make it worse?

Dhananjay Jagannathan defends the spiritual worth of liberal education at Columbia University.

For decades, Stanley Hauerwas has been provoking Christians with his insistence that if they would only follow their Master, it would impact all areas of life, from the personal to the societal. In his new book, *Jesus Changes Everything*, his timely and prophetic voice speaks to another generation of followers of Jesus tired of religion as usual.

On March 4, 2025, Stanley Hauerwas, Brian Zahnd, and Charles E. Moore had a conversation about what it means to be a disciple of Jesus today.

The event was co-sponsored with the Anglican Episcopal House of Studies and Acts 2 At Duke.

Get the book here: https://www.plough.com/en/topics/faith/bible-studies/jesus-changes-everything