ARTICLES
Why We Work
Why do we work in the age of COVID? Whitney K. Pipkin helps develop a theology of work for this moment and beyond.
Should Christians Use The Enneagram?
Tyler Zach makes a case for Christians' engaging and learning the tools of the Enneagram for their own spiritual growth and development.
Shadow Christians and the Care of Hurting Children
In this new book release, Shadow Christians, Jeff Iorg calls Christians to walk in the way of Jesus by caring for the most susceptible in our society; children.
A Gospel-Shaped Vision of Wealth Distribution
Bob Stevenson asks if we are taking our cues from the world’s systems and strategies of wealth distribution? Or do Christians have a greater vision of how we are to utilize our wealth for the common good?
The World May Not Need Your Story
Brianna Lambert challenges us to focus on the right things in our afflictions, not the platform those sufferings may bring.
Remove the Fences In Your Neighborhood
Jenn Hesse wants to take down the fences in our neighborhoods. Her engagement with Chris and Elizabeth McKinney’s book Placed for a Purpose offers a way forward.
We Aren't Home Yet
Staff Writer Zach Barnhart reflects on 1 Peter 1:9-13 to help Christians remember their identity as citizens of the Kingdom of Christ.
Beware Neglecting the Joys
David McLemore reminds us to gain some perspective on where true joy comes from in the midst of our trials.
The Gospel for Achievers
Pastor Tyler Zach wants Achievers like him to know that God sympathizes with their worldview.
Why We Can't Forget that We're All Image-Bearers
Take-down pieces. Belittling comments. Caustic social media posts. How did we get here? We forgot whose we are.
Can Software Make You a Better Disciple-Maker?
Jeremy Writebol explains how Logos 9 can be an asset to pastors and everyday Christians, and how to get 15% off.
Pushing Past the 'OK Plateau'
We sometimes get stuck in autopilot, letting good be good enough. How do we move past our plateaus?