The date was January 1, 2016. I stood at the edge of the starting line for what I thought would be a daunting but exhilarating task ahead of me: reading the entire the Bible within the span of one year. I had my plan tucked into my Bible and all I would need to do … Continued
This article originally appeared on MissioAlliance.org and is reposted here by permission. I don’t like the phrase “biblical justice.” Often, in my experience, it is a certain kind of Christian who talks about biblical justice so as to assure other nervous Christians that they’re not dabbling in social justice. Social justice, if I understand the anxious perspective … Continued
All of my life I’ve asked lots of questions. I think to some degree it’s because of my upbringing, which was really no upbringing at all. My mother, who was married and divorced many times, wanted to go live her life and party away. And I was sort of in the way. So I had … Continued
There are often more people ready to volunteer, serve and sacrifice in crisis times. But we need to be sure we’re clear and compelling when we ask them to do so.
What the season of COVID has taught us
How the emotional pain we haven't dealt with hinders our growth in Christlikeness
In hard seasons, it’s easy to miss God’s goodness and the ways his mission is still moving forward.
The future of the church is neither in-person nor online. It's both.
The scandal of grace at the heart of the gospel
