The Image of God and Christlikeness
The Image of God is not only something in us or something true about us; it is something that exists between us and God.
Resources
Rest for Pastors: A Time to Rest and Renew
This article explores rest for pastors, outlining why sabbatical and healthy boundaries matter for ministry leaders.
Creating a New Relationship with Adult Children
Even if you had the best training in the world, there are still situations that no one can foresee, and some that almost no one can cope with well. A new relationship with adult children starts with understanding that every family is different, and every child is unique.
Making Connections
Hearing their different yet similar stories of having to overcome isolation, adjust to new foods, navigate school and find jobs made Chang and Saddiq real people instead of merely immigration statistics.
What We Don’t Trust: Trust and Control in Everyday Life
This piece explores how trust and control shape our peace, and how surrender can quiet anxious forecasting.
New Report on Sin Yields Surprising Results
Among those who do believe not attending worship is sin, 36% do not attend weekly, and 24% do not even attend monthly.
Called to Embracing Quiet
The greatest consequence of our distracted minds and busy eyes is spiritual, a call to embracing quiet that anchors our souls.
Mass Notification System: Stepping Up Your Preparedness Game
Effective crisis management requires rapid, reliable mass notification system that reaches everyone, instantly.
Walter R. Strickland II
The tale of Black faith is interwoven into the tapestry of God’s people.
Waiting on God’s Justice
Constantly thinking about what God doesn’t seem to be doing — and about my desire for my version of justice to come about — can become a focus, which, over time, can become an obsession and, if left unattended, can become a stronghold for the enemy of my soul. Waiting on God's justice can shape how I weather unfair situations and cling to faith when it feels delayed.