Anne Kerhoulas invites us to consider the slow, uneventful, quiet growth of spiritual formation.

How do we get the kind of love our churches truly need? David McLemore helps answer this question by taking us to Paul’s experience with the church at Philippi.

In this excerpt from Curtis Zachery’s latest book, Finding Soul Rest, we’re encourage to consider what God is doing in us in our current moments.

An original poem by Myra Dempsey encouraging us to give thanks.

Dustin Crowe invites us to consider why might we especially need to lean into gratitude this Thanksgiving, with all the challenges, frustrations, and trials 2020 has brought.

James Williams reflects on God’s grace in their family and show us how to express gratitude for adoption.

Timarie Friesen lays out some helpful ways to pursue hospitality, even when we must be distanced from our neighbors.

Why do we work in the age of COVID? Whitney K. Pipkin helps develop a theology of work for this moment and beyond.

Tyler Zach makes a case for Christians' engaging and learning the tools of the Enneagram for their own spiritual growth and development.

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.

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?

Brianna Lambert challenges us to focus on the right things in our afflictions, not the platform those sufferings may bring.