ARTICLES
Distracted By Things We Can’t Know
Let’s spend our days growing closer to him, building up our churches, evangelizing the lost, and getting the gospel to the nations.
Purpose and Promise
In this excerpt from Invisible Grief, author Drew Hensley shows readers only “God is so sovereign and creative that He can bend brokenness into a tool of blessing.”
Artificial Theologians
To pray, reflect, and suffer as a true theologian is only possible for a redeemed human made in the image of God in covenant relation with him.
Food is not My Master
We can pursue the glory of God in the way we eat and find true freedom in the discipline of choosing good food most of the time.
We Love Stories
In this excerpt from Habits of Resistance, author Elizabeth Woodson shows readers the power story has in our lives to lead us to or away from the good news of the gospel.
Lament for a Christmas Bunny
Death reminds us that the world is not as it should be. And if we let it, it shapes our hearts toward Jesus and eternity.
Errands on Mission
Hope has a name. His name is Jesus…so let us each take the next step to offer Who we have.
Direction Over Distance: How My Perspective On Spiritual Formation Changed
In this excerpt from The Man for the Day, author J. Josh Smith shows readers what that when it comes to sanctificaiton, what direction you are headed is far more important than how fast you are going.
When God’s Plans Leave Us Distressed
When we find ourselves feeling hurt or confused over God’s plans or answers, we too can follow the example of Mary and treasure up the promises of God in our own hearts.
Cancer War Comrades and the Heidelberg Catechism (#31)
Tim Shorey, one of our staff writers, is journaling through his struggle with stage 4 cancer. In this entry, God is always doing more than we can perceive from the outside.
Peace in God: Our Protector
In this excerpt from Overflowing Peace, author Tara Dew shows us the peace avaliable to those who trust in the God who does not sleep or slumber.
Stay and Rest Awhile
This week, try not to be busy about everything—just the right things. Stay and rest because it’s good for your soul. Stay and rest, so you can serve others more effectively. Stay and rest since you are not the Lord.