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Charms Fade. Blessing Changes Our Story.
Andy Crouch on Jacob’s wrestling, God’s presence in difficulty and dependence, and the risk of reshaping our inner story.
Sep 8
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August 2026
Familiar Yet Strange: Why We Call Our Work ‘Redemptive’
The language we use around our convictions can also be an invitation.
Aug 31
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Redemptive Investing Looks Beyond Returns
Deploying creative capital for the sake of culture making, innovation, and flourishing.
Aug 25
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Somewhere People
Accompanying Note and Art follow
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Aug 17
We Don’t Need Superpowers. We Need the Real Work of Being Human.
Andy Crouch on the Innovation Bargain: how some technologies extend our heart, soul, mind, and strength—and others replace them.
Aug 10
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Valuing People With Disabilities as a Gift to Society
Disability is not a problem to be solved; it is a prophetic witness to our common humanity.
Aug 3
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Alex Wolf
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July 2026
How Radical Transparency Transformed a Financial Firm—and Then a Small Town
Mike Bontrager’s case study in long-term influence across one square mile.
Jul 28
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To Protect Vulnerable Children, We Have to See Their Parents
Reframing child welfare to include the adults in the system.
Jul 20
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Andy Crouch
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AI Doesn’t Have to Diminish Our Humanity
A redemptive framework for how we build and use the most consequential technology of this generation.
Jul 14
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Andy Crouch
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Dave Blanchard
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Mark Sears
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Coming Back Changes Everything
Building canopies of trust in a world without repair.
Jul 6
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Andy Crouch
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June 2026
See Your Work Differently, Do Your Work Differently
A practical framework for moving toward the redemptive—wherever you are in your career.
Jun 29
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The Apostle Paul Was a New Testament Entrepreneur
By abandoning the winner’s script for improv, he discovered a deeper kind of confidence—rooted in grace, love, and surrender rather than achievement.
Jun 23
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Andy Crouch
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