Articles
Substantial essays engaging formation, faith, relationships, work, leadership, culture, mission, and public life.
Connected to books and pathwaysArticles + Letters
Timely writing. Connected thought.
Essays, editorial letters, reading guides, and company updates will give current questions a thoughtful home while preserving their relationship to the books and Living Library.
EDITORIAL STATUSThe editorial desk is being prepared.
No public article archive or email newsletter has been released yet. This page establishes the permanent structure so approved writing can be published with dates, authorship, context, and relevant book relationships.
Why publish shorter writing?
Books hold depth.
Articles meet the moment.
The books provide durable, developed treatments of formation, faith, relationships, work, culture, and public life. Articles and letters can respond to a current question, clarify a distinction, guide a reading journey, or share what is developing across Bourne Again Media.
Shorter does not have to mean shallow. Every piece should retain source, author, date, context, and a meaningful path into deeper reading when one exists.
The editorial desk
Four kinds of writing.
Letters from Will
Occasional personal and pastoral-prophetic reflections written in Will’s voice for the people following the work.
Personal without becoming private counselingReading Guides
Focused entry points into a book, series, question, or Living Library pathway, including meaningful next reads.
Built for navigation and practiceMedia Notes
Verified company updates about publications, recordings, appearances, new resources, and developing projects.
Clear status without premature claimsHow each piece connects
An article should lead somewhere deeper.
CURRENT QUESTIONThe timely point of entry
→ARTICLE OR LETTERFocused reflection and context
→RELATED BOOKThe durable conversation
→NEXT STEPReading, practice, or teaching
While the archive is being prepared
Begin with the Living Library.
The books already provide the depth and connected structure the future articles and letters will help visitors enter.