20 May Three Years
Can you accept the invitation of rest? Seminarian Janay Barksdale weaves the story of her father's last days in hospice care, and her struggle to rest her own weary soul....
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25 Mar The Middle of the Story
Our world seems stuck in the worst places of the coronavirus story. Christine Langford encourages readers to consider the examples of Biblical characters and Christian figures in the middle of their stories....
28 Jan Finding Faith in the Unplanned
Are you facing unplanned circumstances? Job loss? Scary diagnosis? A broken relationship? God provides for every circumstance, no matter how unexpected....
20 Jan What If MLK Jr. Had A Smart Phone?
Let’s learn from Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s quiet resolve and abandon the smart phone in times of dismay and discouragement, anxiety and depression....
20 Jan Breath of God
Dallas Theological Seminary student Marlene Georges shares a poem about God's renewal, as inspired by the ever-changing seasons....
26 Nov Not Feeling 100% Thankful? It’s Okay. Here’s Why.
Maybe our mini feasts on earth that are mixed with sorrow and ache, can somehow point us to the greater feast that awaits us—for those who are in Christ by faith....
26 Sep Saying “Goodbye” to Grandma
When was the last time you lost someone close to you? Grief is a heavy emotion, and a Biblical one - read as Rebecca contemplates a great loss, and where God lives in all of it....
04 Sep Distracted from Jesus
When we are overwhelmed with work. Frustrated with people. Burdened with grief. Worried about opinions of others. Suffering loneliness or sickness—where do we turn? ...
28 Aug Choosing Poverty For Christ
What does it mean to truly give everything for Christ? The secret may lie with a young woman from 13th century Italy. ...
21 Aug The Church Can Respond Well to the Sexual Abuse Crisis: Author Interview
Kelley Matthews sits down with Mary DeMuth, writer and advocated for the abused, to discuss how God can redeem brokenness to let His glory shine....