In 1 Corinthians 15:31, Paul writes, "I die every day!" That's the spiritual advice I'm trying to take into the new year.
There would be a quiet revival, a silent revolution. A movement of humans who have voluntarily decided to die to themselves every day. A movement of nobody in particular, of nobody important, of no one you've ever heard of. A movement exactly as God intended.
Read More…we are overdue for seeking a rediscovery of Jesus’s “easy yoke” when it comes to our understanding of what it looks like to have a more “restful” spiritual and devotional life.
Read MoreIn this edition, we hope to return to the base unit of the Church, each living stone, and see how Christ pulls us all together. We present the lives of some of our writers in their own words: how God first communed with them, how God challenged them to venture by faith to create, and how God connected them with other believers.
Read MoreOften when we read articles we know little of the people behind them. In this section, we pull back the curtains to introduce you to some of our writers. We hope this helps you see a bit into their world, how their relationship with God began, and give you some context and background to their writing, passions, and calling.
Read MoreAnyone can spend five minutes a day looking through Scripture, but it’s harder to give away 10% of your income when the car needs to be repaired or the heating bill goes up. Every Christian says they care about having community, but it’s harder to actually walk down the street and try to get to know your neighbor.
Read MoreAs I have gone through the different tests of the last 6-8 years as a Christian, where the American church has grown more divided against itself, I have held onto songs like “Jesus is a Rock.” With all of this turbulence, and as I work on growing in the faith, I can say this is a guiding principle: Jesus is a Rock.
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