Part II: The exploration of time travel in various narratives reveals deeper questions about the nature of the future. These stories reflect our desires for hope, responsibility, trust, and participation amidst uncertainty in life.
The Undiscovered Country
Part I: The Silence Between Now and Tomorrow In 2009, physicist Stephen Hawking held a party for time travellers. There were balloons. Champagne. A neatly
Peak Performance Far Beyond Time Squared
Sometimes the deepest question is not whether we were right, but whether we can trust ourselves enough to keep moving forward.
“That’s What I’ll Do, I’ll Tell You a Story”
OddRev reflects on recovery from a mini-stroke, confronting the tension between self-sacrifice and depletion in ministry and life. They critique a theology that equates suffering with holiness, revealing how systems normalize emotional exhaustion. Through storytelling, including Doctor Who and Les Misérables, they explore the importance of recognizing possibilities for transformation rather than endless endurance.
Arthur’s Theme: the Moon and New York City
There are moments in life when coincidence feels like something more—like a thin place where heaven and earth, memory and present, story and reality, all brush up against each other.
🌌 Pluribus: Episode 1 – We Is Us
Episode 1 explores the theme of new beginnings and discovery through communal experiences. It depicts a countdown before change, highlighting small connections between individuals. A woman’s inner struggle reflects on the tension between external success and internal fulfillment. The narrative intertwines science with spirituality, encouraging openness to unexpected transformations.