Remember: we’ve been training for this. We have the tools we need and the power of God to lead and support us. God’s got us; we can live committed. Read…
Year: 2021
Get moving: Commit to the mission
Remember: we’ve been training for this. We have the tools we need and the power of God to lead and support us. God’s got us; we can live committed. Read…
Get moving: Commit to the mission
Remember: we’ve been training for this. We have the tools we need and the power of God to lead and support us. God’s got us; we can live committed. Read…
How Does Thankfulness Clean Up the Mouth? Ephesians 5:3–7, Part 5 – John Piper
Foolish talk, crude joking, and shameful speech have no place to grow when our communities are filled with explicit thankfulness to God. Watch Now Read More Desiring God
Christmas with an Empty Chair: When the Holiday Just Isn’t the Same – Greg Morse
My grandfather is no longer here for Christmas. I scarcely remember one without him, and yet now his absence is becoming the new normal. We no longer gather in his…
The Fearlessness of Christmas Joy: Six Wonders of Christ’s Lordship – John Piper
The first Christmas brought good news. With it came fearless, great joy for all those who confess, “Jesus is Lord.” Watch Now Read More Desiring God
The Evangelistic Power of Christmas Carols
At the risk of falling into the current debate over whether Christians should tone down the violent language and imagery when it comes to their faith, the Bible presents the…
Why Christmas Leaves Us Wanting More
The few days between Christmas and the New Year teach us something profound about our souls’ longings. More often than not, Christmas Day’s jubilation and gladness seem to come and…
How Minority Missionaries Find Funding – Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra
When Tony Dentman first came on staff with Campus Outreach, he had to figure out how to raise his own ministry budget. “We had to come up with a ‘name-storm…
Joy to the (Grieving) World – Clarissa Moll
If you’re grieving the loss of a loved one, the span of holidays from Thanksgiving to New Year’s can feel like running an emotional gauntlet. You survive the empty chair…