Caleb Wait
Caleb Wait is the Director of Content for Sola Media. He has an MA in Theological Studies from Westminster Seminary California, and his writing and podcast productions have appeared in Modern Reformation magazine, The Gospel Coalition, and Mere Orthodoxy. When he’s not working on a podcast or article, Caleb enjoys reading, playing the violin, and exploring the diverse scenery of his home state of California with his wife Kristin and their two children.
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The Irreverency of Speculation: What Paul Teaches Us About Conspiracies
One year ago, on September 10th, 2025, Charlie Kirk was assassinated. Twenty-five years ago, the United States was attacked by terrorists on 9/11. I will not attempt to wax eloquent about what these events mean for us today and what civic life is like in America in the wake of these evil atrocities.
Nolan’s Odyssey Doesn’t Subvert Homer
The year of 2026 is a very strange moment in our secular age. Thinking Christians are grappling with how to speak into a moment largely galvanized by polarization, AI slop, institutional distrust, and memes. If you’re curious about cultural apologetics, you’ve most likely encountered the work of Charles Taylor …
A Veil Before the Eyes of the Enemy: On Tolkien, Foolishness, and the Ordinary Means of Grace
In recent years, there has been a fair amount of criticism of our cultural institutions. Whether they be political, academic, or ecclesiastical, anyone comfortably in a place of leadership in any institution is in the crosshairs of this criticism. Things have only gotten worse on their watch, after all. […]
How 20 Years of Touring Tested My Faith – Matt Greiner
Matt Greiner joins Sola Media’s Director of Content Caleb Wait to discuss the tension between faith, art, and public platforms.
What Ancient Alexandria Has to Do with Modern Science | Michael Horton
How is the ancient city of Alexandria connected with modern science? How did the practice of alchemy impact the scientific revolution? Why is magic still a compelling worldview today? Michael Horton argues, “To some extent modern scientific rationality is the offspring of a long, romantic, and quarrelsome relationship between Christianity and hermeticism.”
