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Learning to Love Modern Day Lepers
As Christian doctors and development workers take on tuberculosis, trust is key to the cure.
Rachel Pieh Jones | March 21, 2019
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I Found Hope in My Husband’s Chronic Illness
Disability changed our family. It also brought us closer to these three Christian truths.
Rachel Gilson | October 16, 2018
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Is the Body That ‘Betrayed’ Me Still ‘Very Good’?
What the incarnation affirms about the reality of God's creation.
Derek Rishmawy | February 20, 2018
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The Beginning of Dementia Isn’t the End of Grace
How the church can come to the aid of sufferers and their loved ones.
Matthew Loftus | August 18, 2017
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Realizing My Addiction Had Chosen Me Began My Road to Recovery
Framing addiction as a chronic disease gives a broader framework for understanding.
Timothy King | November 23, 2016
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The Best-Dressed Drug Dealers
Pharmaceutical companies may be to blame for the current opioid crisis.
Timothy King | November 23, 2016
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When Modern Medicine Becomes a False God
A doctor reflects on what healthcare can—and can’t—accomplish.
Rob Moll | September 23, 2016
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When Prolonging Life Means Prolonging Suffering
A trauma surgeon on when letting go of our loved ones is the most God-honoring thing we can do.
Kathryn L. Butler | September 08, 2016
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When God Is Strange and Awful
Victor Lee Austin was living a Song of Songs life. Then he learned what it’s like to become Job.
Andrew Byers | May 20, 2016
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Pregnant and on Mission in Zika Territory: Should I Stay or Should I Go?
The outbreak hit Honduras during the third trimester of my long-awaited pregnancy.
Cindy Haughey | March 18, 2016
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