Let Me Carry You Home
Jesus became a man, so he understands you, but he also is God, so he is powerful enough to carry you.
The Quiet Practice of Solitude and Secrecy
Solitude is uncomfortable and takes practice. That's OK. It's worth it to cultivate intimacy with God.
Remember God: Do I Love God or Feel Chained to Him?
Annie F. Downs
Recapturing the Wonder
Mike Cosper: Transcendent Faith in a Disenchanted World
The Mountains Are Calling
Jarrett Stephens: Making the Climb for a Clearer View of God and Ourselves
Living an Undying Hope
J.R.R. Tolkien coined the term eucatastrophe to describe a story's sudden happy turn. Where do we find such a hope?
6 Practices That Keep Us Connected to God
These six values have helped our church stay connected with the current of what God is doing in his world.
Looking to the Mountains
In the Bible, God often chooses to reveal himself to people on mountaintops. Here's what we can learn from that.
Why Is ‘Sin’ the Key to Grace?
Many people have trouble with a God that holds us to a standard of righteousness, but we don't even meet our own standard.
Reconciling True Religion
The difference between good and bad religion is fleshed out by the interactions between Jesus and the Pharisees and Sadducees. Here's what we must learn from it.
