Affective Leadership

When Skills, Resilience, and Grit Aren't Enough

Perpetual chaos is burning leaders out, and digging deeper won't save us. But something else can.

Oct 15 • Jason Swan Clark

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Beyond Woke

What "woke" gets right, where it goes wrong, and why anti-woke is no cure

Oct 1 • Jason Swan Clark

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September 2026

Is Suicidal Empathy Real?

Yes. And the cure is the last thing its critics, or its champions, expect.

Sep 15 • Jason Swan Clark

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August 2026

Billy Graham Had a Ghostwriter but TGC Won't Let You Have a Proofreader.

TGC mistakes technological purity for human faithfulness. Its AI ban will hit developing writers hardest—and it still won’t solve the real problem

Aug 18 • Jason Swan Clark

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Why Evidence Doesn't Change Our Minds

Cognitive dissonance, the stories we tell ourselves, and the freedom to face what is true

Aug 5 • Jason Swan Clark

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July 2026

What Happens When the Church Confuses Testimony with Theology?

Invited by Ian Paul for Psephizo, I examine the claims behind the Church of England's endorsement of Kairos II.

Jul 29 • Jason Swan Clark

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When Amnesty International Showed Us Who They Really Are

The most revealing part of their deleted report is the part almost nobody quoted.

Jul 20 • Jason Swan Clark

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When ‘Woman’ Changes Meaning

Why we now live in two different moral worlds.

Jul 9 • Jason Swan Clark

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June 2026

Have You Stopped Beating Your Wife?

How People Avoid Difficult Questions by Making You the Problem—and What to Do About It

Jun 24 • Jason Swan Clark

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Why "Hope Not Hate" Usually Means More Hate

How slogans become sacred words used to demonise and how to resist them.

Jun 9 • Jason Swan Clark

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May 2026

Grooming Gangs, Drunk Drivers and Abusive Priests

Simpson’s Paradox and how statistics can be used to avoid difficult truths

May 26 • Jason Swan Clark

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Coming Home to Your Body

Rediscovering the sacredness of being human

Published on SpEx • May 14