The Trinity Forum

In case you missed it, here is our "End of the Year" recap video. We were blessed with 18 Online Conversation and 3 Evening Conversations filled with the best of Christian thinking for the common good. Watch here: loom.ly/sO8D6fk

What can help us become forgiving people? Author @AmyOrrEwing joined us for a recent online conversation, where we explored these questions for a live audience. Listen here: ttf.org/podcasts/episo…

In a world marked by fragmentation, injustice, and exhaustion, beauty is often dismissed as a luxury—something secondary to the urgent work of repair. But what if beauty is not peripheral, but essential to healing what is broken? Trinity Forum Senior Fellow @iamfujimura and @haejinshim Fujimura will be our guides on this question, discussing their new book, "Beauty and Justice: Creating a Life of Abundance and Courage." Drawing on their work in the arts and global advocacy, they will consider how cultivating beauty can help us to sustain courage, foster resilience, and contribute to the pursuit of justice. Join us online May 15 at 1:30 PM ET as we reflect on the role of beauty in healing an injustice-ridden world. Register here: ttf.org/events/online-… Special thanks to sponsor Nancy Ziegler and co-host @BrazosPress for support of this event!

On May 15, Trinity Forum Senior Fellow @iamfujimura and @haejinshim Fujimura will discuss their new book, "Beauty and Justice: Creating a Life of Abundance and Courage." Drawing on their work in the arts and global advocacy, they will consider how cultivating beauty can help us to sustain courage, foster resilience, and contribute to the pursuit of justice. Together, we will reflect on the role of beauty in healing an injustice-ridden world. Register here: ttf.org/events/online-… Special thanks to sponsor Nancy Ziegler and co-host @BrazosPress for support of this event!

In a world marked by fragmentation, injustice, and exhaustion, beauty is often dismissed as a luxury—something secondary to the urgent work of repair. But what if beauty is not peripheral, but essential to healing what is broken? Trinity Forum Senior Fellow @iamfujimura and Haejin Shim will be our guides on this question, discussing their new book, "Beauty and Justice: Creating a Life of Abundance and Courage." Drawing on their work in the arts and global advocacy, they will consider how cultivating beauty can help us to sustain courage, foster resilience, and contribute to the pursuit of justice. Join us online on May 15 at 1:30 PM ET as we reflect on the role of beauty in healing an injustice-ridden world. Register here: ttf.org/events/online-… Special thanks to sponsor Nancy Ziegler and co-host @BrazosPress for support of this event!

On May 8, @Tish_H_Warren will draw on themes from her forthcoming book, "What Grows in Weary Lands: On Christian Resilience," and explore how habits rooted in the historic church—prayer, liturgy, Sabbath, and community—can anchor us in a stormy age. Join us online Friday, May 8 for this timely and encouraging conversation about how lasting and beautiful things can take root and grow in our lives. Register here: ttf.org/events/online-… Special thanks to sponsors Kyle and Diane Smith for support of this event!

In a world marked by fragmentation, injustice, and exhaustion, beauty is often dismissed as a luxury—something secondary to the urgent work of repair. But what if beauty is not peripheral, but essential to healing what is broken? Trinity Forum Senior Fellow @iamfujimura and Haejin Shim Fujimura will be our guides on this question, discussing their new book, "Beauty and Justice: Creating a Life of Abundance and Courage." Drawing on their work in the arts and global advocacy, they will consider how cultivating beauty can help us to sustain courage, foster resilience, and contribute to the pursuit of justice. Join us online May 15 at 1:30 PM ET as we reflect on the role of beauty in healing an injustice-ridden world. Register here: ttf.org/events/online-…

We are a culture well acquainted with anxiety. Author @AlanFadling joined us for a conversation about "Living a Non-Anxious Life." Here, he points out that anxiety "has often pretended to be a wonderful counselor." Listen to more here: ttf.org/podcasts/

" But forgiveness is not forgetting, and forgiveness is not minimizing what occurred." Amy Orr-Ewing Amy Orr-Ewing, a British theologian, argues that forgiveness opens the way to the healing, justice, and renewed human connection our culture so badly needs. Listen to our Online Conversation with her here: ttf.org/events/online-…

Here, theologian @AmyOrrEwing discusses the concept of bearing "empathetic witness" to the trauma of others, and how Christ's death on the cross bears that witness to our own trauma. Listen to the rest of the conversation here: ttf.org/events/online-…

@Tish_H_Warren will draw on themes from her forthcoming book, "What Grows in Weary Lands: On Christian Resilience," and explore how habits rooted in the historic church—prayer, liturgy, Sabbath, and community—can anchor us in a stormy age. Join us online Friday, May 8 for this timely and encouraging conversation about how lasting and beautiful things can take root and grow in our lives. Register here: ttf.org/events/online-… Special thanks to sponsors Kyle and Diane Smith for support of this event!

In a cultural moment marked by distraction, fatigue, and spiritual restlessness, how can we cultivate a faith that endures and flourishes? What wisdom and practices from the historic Christian tradition retain their power to sustain us in these times? On May 8, we’ll explore these questions with @Tish_H_Warren. Drawing on themes from her forthcoming book, "What Grows in Weary Lands: On Christian Resilience," we will explore how habits rooted in the historic church—prayer, liturgy, Sabbath, and community—can anchor us in a stormy age. Join us online Friday, May 8 for this timely and encouraging conversation about how lasting and beautiful things can take root and grow in our lives. Register at the link in our bio. Special thanks to sponsors Kyle and Diane Smith for support of this event!

In a cultural moment marked by distraction, fatigue, and spiritual restlessness, how can we cultivate a faith that endures and flourishes? What wisdom and practices from the historic Christian tradition retain their power to sustain us in these times? On May 8, we’ll explore these questions with @Tish_H_Warren. Drawing on themes from her forthcoming book, "What Grows in Weary Lands: On Christian Resilience," we will explore how habits rooted in the historic church—prayer, liturgy, Sabbath, and community—can anchor us in a stormy age. Join us online Friday, May 8 for this timely and encouraging conversation about how lasting and beautiful things can take root and grow in our lives. Register here: ttf.org/events/online-… Special thanks to sponsors Kyle and Diane Smith for support of this event!

We were honored to have @MalcolmGuite join us in Washington, D.C. last week to celebrate the release of his epic poem, "Galahad and the Grail" with @TheRabbitRoom. Here, he reads from the epic: " I'm hoping to offer some thoughts on prayer to my readers and particularly to my young readers." Listen to the full conversation here: youtube.com/watch?v=069_cP…

British theologian Amy Orr-Ewing discusses how Christian forgiveness differs from other forms of forgiveness, dignifying our pain and offering us freedom. Listen to our full conversation with her here: ttf.org/events/online-…

@MalcolmGuite has just released his epic poem for the modern age, "Galahad and the Grail" with @TheRabbitRoom. Here, he discusses how to get started with reading poetry if it's a new endeavor for you. Listen to the full conversation: youtube.com/watch?v=069_cP…

Amy Orr-Ewing, a British theologian, argues that forgiveness opens the way to the healing, justice, and renewed human connection our culture so badly needs. Drawing on her new book, "Forgiveness: Reclaiming its Power in a Culture of Outrage and Fear," she’ll offer practical ideas for embracing the unique and transformative power of forgiveness – personally, culturally, and spiritually. Join us April 17 at 1:30 PM ET: ttf.org/events/online-… @BrazosPress

TODAY! We live in a time that’s quick to judge and slow to forgive. Even though Jesus calls us to forgive, it can feel unrealistic—or even wrong. So how do we move toward forgiveness in a way that is wise and life-giving? Amy Orr-Ewing will explore how forgiveness can lead to healing, justice, and restored relationships. Drawing from her book, "Forgiveness: Reclaiming its Power in a Culture of Outrage and Fear," she offers practical ways to embrace its transformative power. Join us April 17 at 1:30 PM ET for an Online Conversation. Register here: ttf.org/events/online-… Special thanks to our sponsors, Doug and Lisa Caldwell, and to our co-host @BrazosPress for support of this event!

We live in a time that’s quick to judge and slow to forgive. Even though Jesus calls us to forgive, it can feel unrealistic—or even wrong. So how do we move toward forgiveness in a way that is wise and life-giving? Amy Orr-Ewing explores how forgiveness can lead to healing, justice, and restored relationships. Drawing from her book, "Forgiveness: Reclaiming its Power in a Culture of Outrage and Fear," she offers practical ways to embrace its transformative power. Join us April 17 at 1:30 PM ET for an Online Conversation. Register here: ttf.org/events/online-… Special thanks to our sponsors, Doug and Lisa Caldwell, and to our co-host @BrazosPress for support of this event!

Here, @MalcolmGuite discusses  what forms of knowledge or truth we can apprehend or comprehend by imagination that would otherwise perhaps be inaccessible to us. He says he hopes his own epic poem, in a modest way, will "give people moments of pure vision and transfiguration that get them through the next Good Friday that's coming their way." Listen to the full conversation here: ttf.org/events/evening…

Did you miss our Good Friday Online Conversation? You can watch the meaningful discussion between Mia Chung and Richard Westerfield about Handel's "Messiah" here: youtu.be/l3eI70ItM6E?si…