You Can’t Be a Saint by Yourself – Megan Hill

When I was a college student, continuing the pattern of my childhood, I resolved to set aside Sunday for worship and rest (Ex. 20:8–11). I didn’t work—writing papers, studying for…

The One Book on Racial History You Should Read (Ideally with Others) – Jen Oshman

We all know a good story reaches deeper than a pile of statistics. Sermons and TED Talks and books change lives because they tell poignant stories. Even Jesus displays storytelling…

I’m in Sales. How Can I Love Those I’m Selling to? – Rachael Starke

I’m in sales, and sometimes I struggle with connecting my job to God’s broader purpose for me. Obviously in sales you must convince someone to buy, but how do I…

What Should a Pastor Do When He Doesn’t Know What to Say? – Scott Mehl

It happens to all of us. Maybe it’s in a moment of community tragedy, or when a long-time church member confesses a shocking sin. Perhaps your child reveals a secret…

Why Progressive Christianity Can’t Bring Reformation – Alisa Childers

“Time for another Reformation” has been a rallying cry of many Protestants since, well, the original Protestant Reformation. And in the last 20 years you’ve heard this cry from a…

How to Master the Art of Disagreement—in the Church and on Social Media – Bobby Jamieson

Let’s say you’re in a conversation with fellow church member about an issue you disagree over. How environmental ethics play into what foods you choose to eat. How a president’s…

On My Shelf: Life and Books with J. T. English – Ivan Mesa

On My Shelf helps you get to know various writers through a behind-the-scenes glimpse into their lives as readers. I interviewed J. T. English—lead pastor of Storyline Fellowship in Arvada, Colorado,…

The Call—and Cost—of Beautiful Church Community – Irwyn Ince

Humanity, as the image of God, is stamped from the beginning for beautiful community. That is, we’re marked out for a God-glorifying life of unity in diversity. This is where…

Multi-Directional Leadership and the Conversation on Race and Justice – Jim Davis

Trevin Wax drills down on his idea of multi-directional leadership and how it relates to our national conversation on race and justice. He helps us understand some of the dangers…

The Chronicles of Narnia Still Grips Our Imagination, 70 Years Later – Russell Moore

As this month marks the 70th anniversary of the publication of C. S. Lewis’s The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, Christians would do well to ask whether The Chronicles…

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