Terms of our Times: Seven Words that Erode Our Humanity and Seven that Can Restore It Now Available Author: Dennis D. Cali Affiliation: University of Texas at Tyler Pages: 180 Purchase (Available on Amazon and Ingram) Description In our rapidly evolving digital landscape, our lives are changed in ways we frequently fail to notice. We work faster …
Fans of C.S. Lewis and Film Unite in New Integratio Press Book, Learn More
Going to the Movies with C. S. Lewis: Exploring Theology, Christian Imagination, and the Art of Cinema Now Available Editor, Bryan Mead Total Pages: 242 Price: $30.00 Purchase (available on Amazon and Ingram) Description Going to the Movies with C. S. Lewis is an edited collection exploring the thought and theology of C. S. Lewis as it relates to film …
Coffee and Conversation, The Raven Society, Monthly Meeting, Oct. 9
Join us for coffee and conversation about research and teaching with faculty, students, administrators, and others interested in the intersections between Christianity and Communication Studies. Our desire is to continue the kinds of rich conversations we have during our face-to-face pre-conferences each year at the National Communication Association. We hope to strengthen and extend our relational bonds and sense of …
A Prayer for Words that Give Life, by Horatius Bonar, 19th Century
“Keep me from all words that would do harm, and make me to speak only those that will do good. Let my tongue be a fountain of life, not of death; of healing, not of wounding; of comfort, not of sorrow; of truth, not of falsehood; of faith, not of unbelief; of love, not of bitterness; of peace, not of …
Quote of the Week, The Gift of Speech as Blessings, by J.R. Miller, 19th Century
“We should not be willing to misuse our gift of speech, or to fail to use it to bless the world.” –J. R. Miller (1840–1912) Source: J. R. Miller, Young People’s Problems (Philadelphia: Presbyterian Board of Publication and Sabbath-School Work, 1898), 142. Reflection: How might your daily conversations change if you treated every word as a potential act of blessing?
New Book from Integratio Press, Terms of Our Times, by Dennis D. Cali
Terms of our Times: Seven Words that Erode Our Humanity and Seven that Can Restore It Now Available Author: Dennis D. Cali Affiliation: University of Texas at Tyler Pages: 180 Purchase (Available on Amazon and Ingram) Description In our rapidly evolving digital landscape, our lives are changed in ways we frequently fail to notice. We work faster …
Join us for the October 9th Meeting of the Raven Society, Learn more
Join us for coffee and conversation about research and teaching with faculty, students, administrators, and others interested in the intersections between Christianity and Communication Studies. Our desire is to continue the kinds of rich conversations we have during our face-to-face pre-conferences each year at the National Communication Association. We hope to strengthen and extend our relational bonds and sense of …
Upcoming Webinar, Faithful Scholarship in Public Spaces, with Shane Hartley, Oct. 2
Presenter: Shane Hartley Affiliation: Cru (University of North Carolina at Wilmington); Meet the Prof Date | Time: Friday, Oct. 2, 6-7 pm EDT Description: Shane Hartley has served with Cru for more than 34 years, with nearly two decades focused on ministry among university faculty. He leads Faculty Commons initiatives at the University of North Carolina Wilmington and produces and …
A Prayer for Speech that Honors God, by Jean Gerson, 15th Century
“Lord, purify the thoughts of my heart, that my tongue may never stray from the truth you teach. Grant that my words may be gentle and faithful, strengthening peace among those who hear me and giving honor to you in all my speech.” —Jean Gerson (1363–1429) Source: Jean Gerson, Early Works, trans. Brian Patrick McGuire (New York: Paulist Press, 1998), …
Quote of the Week, Sincere Words Before God, by John Calvin
“We ought to speak sincerely, so that our tongue may be in accord with our heart. For nothing is more contrary to the nature of God than duplicity.” —John Calvin (1509–1564) Source: John Calvin, Institutes of the Christian Religion, trans. Henry Beveridge (Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 1989), 3.2.8, 1:621. Reflection: Where might I need my words and my heart to come back …
