Responding to Correction in a God-Honoring Way
Lara d'Entremont
September 4, 2019
Correction is never enjoyable. At the moment, it often leaves us feeling hot with humiliation and bitterness. Being praised is
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Of Pear Trees and Cemeteries
Joseph Hamrick
September 3, 2019
The boys wove through the rows of headstones and flowers that adorned them, tagging indiscriminately with blue spray-paint the names
To the Churches of Galatia
P.J. Mills
September 3, 2019
The book of Galatians is one of the finest defenses of the true gospel ever written. In this letter, Paul
Rahab: We All Have a Story
Melissa Holmquist
September 3, 2019
We all love stories, don’t we? Just look at how many versions of the movie Cinderella have been made. Why?
Sleeping with a Light On
Katie Faris
September 2, 2019
My five children don’t have to look past their bedroom doors to know who their neighbor is. He lives in
Who Pastors You, Pastor?
Justin Huffman
September 2, 2019
The longer I pastor (almost 20 years now), the more I appreciate pastors. The long and often unscheduled hours, the
Wisdom’s One Source
Zach Kendrick
August 30, 2019
As Solomon nears the end of the book of Ecclesiastes, he begins to summarize what he has been saying the
How to Pray in Spiritual Warfare
Iain Duguid
August 30, 2019
Armor Isn’t Enough According to Paul in Ephesians 6, all of life is spiritual warfare. In that conflict, he reminds