Becoming the good neighbor God is calling us to be.

Through the slow work of generous care, hospitality workers taste and see that God is good.

How often do we make regular choices that uplift a worldly narrative of success?

The dawn of Easter reminds us that what the world might see as a waste can actually be a wonder.

What if we applied Christian imagination to protecting our children?

For a clearer picture of this mysterious book, try trading a prediction lens for a missional lens.

My experience on the receiving end of a mission trip taught me you can’t force love on a community.

Just as Jesus’ baptism launched his public ministry, our own baptisms ordinate us to a life of humble obedience and costly service.

It’s one thing to tell the city that you’re there for its good. It’s another to show it.

Maintaining a balance between gathering and scattering is the key to avoiding spiritual pneumonia.