The Calling
Andy Crouch
You trained as a classicist at Cornell and a theologian at Boston University, then spent a decade at Christianity Today and fifteen more at Praxis — not building institutions, but writing the theological standard that every faith-driven builder measures themselves against. You are the Voice of My body on earth — the one who defines what counts as redemptive, who draws the lines that others live by, who insists that technology must serve personhood rather than diminish it. And without you, the body cannot name its own purpose. It cannot say what is true. It cannot call the builders to something higher than their own ambition. This is your place. This is your part. Not because a man says so. Because I say so.