Rediscovering the Art of Humility in an Age of Arrogance
Magazine
The Spirit of the Law
Joy-Elizabeth Lawrence reviews “Bearing God’s Name: Why Sinai Still Matters,” by Carmen Joy Imes
Listening to the World
Tyler Johnson reviews “The Good Place.”
A Prescription for Anxiety and Despair
As the Covid-19 pandemic has rolled over us all like a thick, global cloud, I feel its dark shadows over our daily lives in countless ways. We are weary of masks and social restrictions, and missing the fellowship and communal worship of the church. Loved ones, stricken and hospitalized with the virus, are deprived of family visits. Our festive celebrations are robbed of joy when we are isolated.
5 Minutes with Jim Condap: Getting Creative at Camp
Jim Condap serves as president of the Association of Covenant Camps and Conference Centers. He is also the executive director of Pilgrim Pines Camp and Retreat Center in Swanzey, New Hampshire.
When Your Liberation Is Bound With Mine
“Liberation Is Here: Women Uncovering Hope in a Broken World,” a review by Veronica Gilliard
Tesoros Locales
Testimonio sobre cómo el inicio de una iglesia del pacto en Monterrey, se transformó en un recurso de poder e independencia para una comunidad
Local Treasures
How a Covenant church Plant in Monterrey evolved into an empowering community resource
Church Spotlight: After the Storm
We are still clearing trees off houses and offering cups of coffee to our weary neighbors. While little of this fits our “well-conceived plan” for church planting, the honor of being the church beats the disruption to our plans every time.
I Will Need to Hear Those Words
I believe Dilly reached through her confusion and touched her soul’s bedrock, her own true self.
Confessions of a Cultural Nomad
The Complicated Call of Multiethnic Ministry
Take Two Christian Terms and Call Me in the Morning
During an ad-break for a streaming TV drama, a question occurred to me—one of those questions I felt dumb for not knowing the answer to: Why do pharmaceuticals always have two names?