Articles in this Issue
Introduction
Reflections on Lent, meditations on Holy Week, and celebrating Easter.
He Remembers Our Frames
A reflection on Psalm 103:14 for Ash Wednesday.
If Anyone Would Come
Self-denial is an essential step on the road to joy.
I Have Calmed and Quieted My Soul
Our management strategies for anxiety are not enough. Let us hope in God’s presence and power.
Rejoice in Our Sufferings
Dwelling with Jesus means viewing our trials through a new set of eyes.
In the Rush of Great Waters
This Lent, may we remember the Cross as those who know the depth in which we need it.
Nor Be Weary
Enduring under a set of disciplines for a season prepares us for greater joy at the Resurrection.
Have This Mind Among Yourselves
How do we understand Palm Sunday as a triumphal entry to Jerusalem when it leads to betrayal and death?
Unless a Grain of Wheat Falls
Jesus died for me to reap a harvest of resurrection.
Even to Death
Jesus models what it looks like to stumble into the presence of God—hurting but hopeful.
When the Hour Came
This Maundy Thursday, let us remember the extreme length and the profound depth of Jesus’ dying love.
By His Wounds
On Good Friday, the sinless one became the sin bearer for our healing.
The Things That Are Unseen
Our world on this side of heaven is a lifetime of Holy Saturday.
Swallowed Up in Victory
Paul, poetry, and Easter Sunday.
Why Do Doubts Arise?
Easter Monday is a waypoint in our journey to be reacquainted with the Savior who personally knows, sees, and loves us.
Who for the Joy Set Before Him
Our true destination is not a city built by human hands, but a home whose builder and designer is God.