As for Me and My Household, We’ll Resist Mammon
Money promises autonomous abundance. But we need someplace where we cannot hide.
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As Pastoral Credibility Erodes, How Can We Respond?
Perhaps God wants to reshape our view of authority.
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Finding God and Finding Your People with Tedashii
How to trust that God will provide us with people and purpose when we’re feeling our loneliest.
Paid Content for He Gets Us
A new campaign invites people to know the authentic, loving Jesus.
Ain’t No Grave Gonna Hold Our Bodies Down
What does the Resurrection tell us about God’s plans for us?
Christian Empathy Imagines Neighbors as Ourselves
Stories like the Good Samaritan foster an awareness of others that cures our near-sightedness.
Why We Fight About Football Prayers
The moral authority of high school coaches raises First Amendment questions the Supreme Court will have to consider in “Kennedy v. Bremerton.”
Confessions of a Past Culture Warrior
During my youth, I played the polemicist. Here’s what I learned about true righteousness.
Ruth in the Time of Judges: An Alternative Reality Amid Conflicts
The contrast between the two Old Testament books can help Christians navigate today’s polarization.
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Fragmentation Is Not What’s Killing Us
False unity resolves division, but real unity involves holding diversity in tension.
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