Leeann Younger reviews “The Wedge” by Dr. Joyce del Rosario, an interview style videocast about the lives of our siblings in the Asian American and Pacific Island (AAPI) community.
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In Step with the Body of Christ
I have always understood the purpose of the church as having others to walk alongside you. How lonely would our journey of faith be if we traveled alone.
A Brittle Examination
Prayer, if authentic, requires honesty. And honesty before God requires being honest with myself.
The Time Is Now
Recently my faith has felt distant. But it turns out God has been paying attention to my struggle.
The Gift of Power
Steve Norman reviews “Redeeming Power: Understanding Authority and Abuse in the Church” and “When Narcissism Comes to Church: Healing Your Community from Emotional and Spiritual Abuse.”
Taking a Stand in the Pulpit
Preachers look to the pulpit, knowing both that we must stand behind it and also that a sermon on “how to have more joy in your life” is simply not adequate to the moment.
Shhh…Listen Closely
The angel tells him to do something critically important: Eat and take a nap. It’s almost ridiculous, isn’t it?
The “Already Not Yet” Playlist
Curating Joy in the Music of Lent
A Living Hope
Saturated—the word means soaked, drenched . . . unable to hold any more hope because we are entirely filled with it.
Are Young People Done with the Church?
The Companion looks at the next generation and the Covenant Church of tomorrow.
Church Spotlight: Changing Lives One Load at a Time
A ministry that helps people do laundry has helped some students improve their academic performance, says Chad Pickering, pastor of New Life Wichita, a Covenant congregation.