What’s inside this issue of Flourish magazine? To start, are fears over overpopulation overrated? Also, the important role of gratitude in justice, and an introduction of a new member to the Flourish team.
Kendra Langdon Juskus
Why “flourish?”
Turning a blind eye to human suffering is wrong, and we know it. Why don’t we feel the same way about environmental degradation?
A peek inside the Summer 2010 issue of Flourish magazine.
The pursuit of happiness: The Spring issue of Flourish magazine features Jonathan Merritt, Matthew Sleeth, Steven Garber and others exploring what about stewardship makes us truly happy.
Squirrel pie, mullet salad, geoducks, and prairie oysters: what America has lost and gained in the evolution of its culinary customs.
It’s true that the stuff we collect during our lives is, at its best, useful or sentimental, and, at its worst, purposeless and wasteful. Still, things do matter. The resurrection of Jesus tells us why.
“We want … an end to all our wanting.”
What to look forward to: inside Flourish magazine, and outside your window with the changing of the seasons.
Remember that you are dust, and to dust you shall return.
The front porch rises again! And it extends further back into history and further ahead into the future than you would have ever thought.
No matter how humble our immediate environment is, we must learn and love that place before we can learn and love the whole creation.
The danger of shirking personal responsibility; the hope of taking up Christian responsibility.
Is a personal approach to creation care useless? Not from a Christian standpoint.
