ARTICLES
Eight Time-Tested Hymns Penned by Women
Some of our richest hymns have been written by women and have been born out of intense suffering.
What I Wish the Church Knew about Grief
I often struggled to know what to say when someone got cancer or lost a loved one. Walking with God through the valley, he taught me how to say what helps and avoid what hurts.
When Healing Resembles the Slow Unfolding of a Rose
I’ve heard testimonies of those who hit rock bottom, cried out to Jesus, and experienced instantaneous deliverance from addiction, mental illness, or spiritual attack. That, unfortunately, is not my story. Mine is a story of progressive resurrection, of slow, painful healing.
Comfort from Psalm 139 for the Parent Grieving Miscarriage
You can’t tell how common miscarriages are by the number of people talking about them. The pain of loss often lives in secrecy. But it doesn’t have to be that way.
Good Friday: A Tale of Two Stones
In beholding the beautiful paradoxes of Good Friday, we are changed from one image of glory to another, from a heart of stone to a heart of flesh, from half-hearted obedience to resolute.
A Sigh of Relief at the Sight of Jesus
The blessed man, Jesus, makes sinners righteous, weak people stable, and needy people satisfied.