Whether you are an intimate follower of Christ or a skeptic, Nancy Ortberg’s latest book is a must-read. […]
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Frozen Ground
I am a fair-weather gardener. I spend many winter days looking out my kitchen windows at the vegetable garden we cut out in the back ten years ago. […]
A Head of His Time
It’s called Sallman’s Head of Christ. The iconic painting recognized by most older Americans is considered to be the most reproduced image in print ever. […]
Review: Lament Is the Beginning
Glenn Pemberton teaches Old Testament at Abilene Christian University. Because of a rare neurological syndrome […]
Of Tongues and Ears and the Traffic Between
The ear often loses out to the tongue because it appears to be such a passive organ. It can’t extend itself. […]
Second City Sabbatical
Christians often say that God has a “wonderful plan” for our lives. I don’t believe that’s true. […]
Review: A Hobbit, a Wardrobe, and a Great War
In spite of the title’s reference to Lewis’s Narnia chronicles, this is not a children’s book. Rather, it is the story of how J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis […]
Millennial Mavericks
How three young entrepreneurs are using their gifts to empower others and change
the world. […]
Emergency-Ready Church Leadership
Every day at my office, people’s lives are at stake…not all that different from church leadership. […]
Review: The Art of Prayer
Prayer has been a struggle for me throughout my life. I committed my life to Christ as a teen in a small Baptist church […]
My Iranıan Awakening
A visit to my father’s homeland left me feeling less American but more fully human. […]
Compass Bearings: Prayer and the Heart of God
Lord, teach us to pray. It is a request a disciple makes of Jesus after observing him in prayer. […]