As Christians, we live with a restless hope, trusting that what is unfinished now will one day be made whole. What does it mean to carry that hope faithfully, learning the slow and daily work of surrender?
How do our celebrations invite us to rightly order our loves, shaping our hope so that even moments like the New Year train our hearts to look forward to the day when Christ makes all things new?
A note from the editor of In All Things, reflecting on 2025
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