The Old Testament Tells All
The Hebrew Scriptures place internal struggles on full display—and teach us a lot about spiritual practice.
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Who Are the Most Generous? Not Who You’d Expect.
The secret to becoming a cheerful giver is to remember whom we are giving to.
What Is the Holy Spirit’s Role in Art?
Sara Groves and W. David O. Taylor discuss spirituality and the creative process.
Create Your School Survival Plan
Free webinar featuring bestselling author Sally Clarkson
Blessed by ‘The Blessing’ in the World’s Indigenous Languages
Knowing how other Christians translate Numbers 6 can take us from merely being “#blessed” to being “pierced by words that cause grace.”
Why Liberty Finally Reacted to Jerry Falwell Jr.’s Antics
How the popular evangelical university and its president fit into the larger world Christian higher ed.
Cultural Intelligence: The Pathway of Inclusion and Justice
The love of Jesus reaches beyond diversity to coexistence and true community.
The Craftsman in the Pulpit
The secret to pastoral passion? Get better at your job.
Learning to Long for the Beloved Community
How one Indiana church is taking steps towards racial justice.
How I Explained Beirut’s Explosion to My Kids
As Christian parents, our children must know we will keep them safe. But that does not mean keeping them comfortable.
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