Scripture & Theology
John Duns Scotus: Four Theological Insights that Change Everything
What if the Incarnation wasn’t primarily about fixing our sin but about God’s extravagant desire to become one with all creation? What if beauty isn’t just something we admire—it’s the heartbeat of reality, calling us to slow down, receive gifts, and respond with hope in a fractured world? Franciscan friar and philosopher Blessed John Duns Scotus (1265/66-1308), known as the “Subtle Doctor,” is one of the most underappreciated major theologians throughout Church history. His complexity also makes him one of the most misunderstood. Scholars like Dr. Mary Beth Ingham have helped make his theology accessible to people all around the world.
Encounter Jesus the Healer
This author shows that Christ’s healing ministry is still available to each of us—and we are called to extend this compassion to others.
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Turn to the Beatitudes
This writer shows the value of using the beatitudes in today’s world, navigating challenging issues and assessing our own spiritual development.
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Martha and Mary: Jesus Loves Them Both
Martha and Mary's handling of Jesus' visit has much to teach us in our own time.
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Why It’s So Hard to Forgive
As Christians, forgiving others may be the toughest thing Jesus has asked us to do. The author challenges us to start small and gradually learn to turn those who have hurt us over to God.
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The Social Justice Prophets
The prophets of old have quite a bit to say about today’s problems.
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‘Let Him Who Is without Sin. . .’
This familiar story in Scripture illuminates the merciful nature of Jesus, even when we are sinners.
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