Robots get fixed instantly. Plants take time, patience, and care to heal. This piece asks whether we treat people like machines to repair — and what it means to love others as living, growing souls instead.
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Is a sheep good because it’s a sheep? Or a wolf bad for being a wolf?
Can Christians have completely opposing ideas of what is good? If so, can we see the form of Christ behind those ideas?
How do we lift up Christ and “let Him do the drawing” in these contexts and situations?
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Explore a hopeful, faith-anchored vision for the year ahead amid global uncertainty and cultural turbulence. Reflect on how faith, hope, and love form an unshakable foundation for Christian life—equipping believers to face trials with courage, live with eternal perspective, and embody Christ’s light in a world longing for renewal.
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We often take Scripture and abstract it into ideas we speak about but rarely live. We like to talk about things we’ll do in the future, from New Year’s resolutions to various hopes and dreams.
But what does it actually mean to un-abstract our Christian lives?
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Forming deep friendships is challenging, so we’ve compiled some time-tested tools and tips for making the most of the close relationships in your life. Whether you have a core group of friends or still working to form new ones, this free resource may include the key to unlocking your next deep friendship.
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We in the Church often think in this way— our focus is being in tune. How do I get my biblical doctrine right? How do I ensure I’m doing what’s right? But did you ever wonder if being in tune was the purpose of music? This perspective of being in tune, connected to God first, is important, even necessary, but at the same time, using the same analogy, being in tune is not sufficient for good music.
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