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A Foster Mother, a Murderer, and a Seemingly Simple Yes
How a shocking gesture of grace changed them both from the inside out.
Lindsey Carlson|September 20, 2019
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In Charleston, Racial Healing Meant More Than Hugs and Unity Marches
As the first anniversary of the 2015 church massacre neared, public shows of support masked private tensions. But cracks were appearing in the city’s segregated silos.
Jennifer Berry Hawes|June 17, 2019
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We Want Straightforward Answers. God Gives Us Mysteries.
Jen Pollock Michel traces the paradoxical shape of Christian truth.
Kristen Deede Johnson|May 17, 2019
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Sabbath Rest: Not Just for Grownups
I want my children to know how to work hard. I also want them to know that hard work doesn’t define them.
Nathan T. Stucky|May 03, 2019
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To Reach Unsaved Christians, First Help Them Get Lost
People who claim Christianity but lack gospel awareness present a unique evangelistic challenge.
Dean Inserra|March 05, 2019
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Richard Foster: Effort Is Not the Opposite of Grace
As he retires from public ministry, the ‘Celebration of Discipline’ author reflects on the heart of spiritual formation.
Interview by Kelli B. Trujillo|September 20, 2018
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With Sexual Sin, Truth and Mercy Triumph over Judgment
What I've learned from both sides of a hard conversation.
Rachel Gilson|July 24, 2018
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That Discussion You’re Dreading Is a Ministry Opportunity
How to dive into crucial conversations without clamming up or lashing out.
J. R. Briggs|May 08, 2018
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Lord, Save Me from My Side Hustle
Hard work is a virtue. But Scripture warns of its vice.
Rebecca Jones|April 26, 2018
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How the Transgender Narrative Perpetuates Stereotypes
The church can offer hope to those who find it hard to love the body they’re in.
Nancy Pearcey|February 20, 2018
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