When Healing Doesn’t Come, Faith Still Matters
We can believe in miracles, but miracles aren’t a measure of faith. I believe God can heal. I believe we […]
Everyone Leaves Behind a To-Do List
Everyone has a to-do list. And when a person is gone, they leave behind that unfinished list. The things our
Faith Doesn’t Erase Grief—But We Don’t Carry It Alone
Yesterday, we lost a friend. Tim was a leader. A servant. A man who loved people hard. He had a
Freedom Beyond Approval
We’re reading and studying the Gospel of Mark in my Small Group, and tonight we’ll be discussing Mark 8. Mark
The Viral Video of “Snack Mom”
You know the viral video from the Giants game — the woman with the baby, carrying the snacks, moving down
Living for an Audience of One
In a world obsessed with public image, the temptation to guard that image like a hawk is real. Many of
Women Made in the Image of God
Kendra LeeAnne posted… I believe one of the biggest problems in the church is the idolization of marriage and motherhood:
The Day We Defeated the System
Every now and then, a meeting becomes less of a meeting and more of a showdown. This was one of
When a Man Is a Man
All this talk about whether women can preach or not by the Southern Baptist Convention–do they really debate the same
When You Don’t Fit Their Version of You
This is a thought I shared a while back, but it’s one I’ve been reflecting on again lately: one of
The Age of Outrage: What It’s Doing to Our Health
Recently, at a drive-thru window, a customer threw his drink cup at an employee, dousing her in soda because, reportedly,
Heroes Don’t Work Alone
Churches are funny places. On any given Sunday, hundreds of people gather in one building—singing the same songs, hearing the