In John 10:27, we read that God’s people, “His sheep”, hear His voice. For some, this is a scary thing to do: what if we hear differently? What if we hear wrong? But on the other side, what if we fail to stop to let God speak to us and lead us?
Read MoreCommunity feels elusive in an age of constant movement and digital connection. Younger generations move more frequently, work remotely, and often rely on screens—yet meaningful friendship still demands time and presence. Recognizing these patterns is the first step; choosing to stay, engage, and invest relationally is the next…
Read MoreFear can ripple through generations—shaping how we live, love, and believe. The ideals passed down from our parents may come wrapped in anxiety: the fear of failure, rejection, or even of not finding salvation. What if the cycle breaks not when we reject our past but when we face our fears and lean into God’s redeeming love?
Read MoreUnsurprisingly, church hurt/religious trauma was at the heart of my emotional distance, and upon further examination, I can clearly pick out the “hard lessons” I learned from my interactions with fellow Christians. Most experiences have left me jaded, bitter, and doubtful that I belong in a fixed Christian community like church. But some have revealed God’s love, faithfulness, and grace…
Read MoreThe assassination of Charlie Kirk, as some have said, may very well be a tipping point. Hopefully, that tipping point is back towards a time like after 9/11 24 years ago, when we were united in compassion for the victims of the tragedy.
Read MoreSomething is going on in the world, and immense change seems to be afoot. Like the disciples in the boat during the storm at sea, times of instability can cause us to feel powerless and afraid, unclear on how to proceed. It is with this turmoil in the world in mind that we asked our writers to put forth a work to help us interpret the times and to look forward.
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