Opening the Church Doors
Excerpted From 'Gospelbound' (Multnomah)
Excerpted From 'Gospelbound' (Multnomah)
African American Biblical Interpretation as an Exercise in Hope (IVP Academic)
It is easy to lose hope. It is easy to give up. It is easy to see what isn’t. It takes courage to see what it is and can be.
In his first letter, the apostle Peter says that, in the resurrection, we have a living hope. Hope is in short supply these days, and Ive heard a lot of people bring up the word. But hope without any substance isnt hope at all. Thats why Im thankful that Peter didnt just talk about the believer's living hope, […]
Stories are key to saving us from ourselves, especially when choosing hope amid despair.
There is a hope that runs deeper than happenstance.
Craig Groeschel: Believing God Is Good When Life is Not
Struggles can make us doubt God's goodness. In those times we must stand on the truth and lean into love.
Robin Bertram: Finding Hope at the End of Life’s Journey
J.R.R. Tolkien coined the term eucatastrophe to describe a story's sudden happy turn. Where do we find such a hope?