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blog post | May 23, 2019

We are passionate about many things, but how zealous are we for the state of our heart?

blog post | October 2, 2017

When it comes to ministry, too often we use the wrong ruler to gauge our success. Here are three bad ways to measure the impact of your ministry.

blog post | June 20, 2016

In light of the seemingly bleak days looming over us, it's easy to succumb to fear or paranoia. But is this the biblical response to calamity and chaos?

blog post | April 29, 2021

Like the rest of creation, our bodies are good—but the reality is, they are also weak.

blog post | August 16, 2018

We can fight ugly—with scathing rebuttals, icy shutdowns, or cutting reminders of past inadequacies. Or we can adorn ourselves with a gentle and quiet spirit to fight beautifully.

blog post | June 6, 2022

If you’ve ever wondered how the books in our Bible made the final cut, wonder no more. We’ve got the answer.

blog post | February 4, 2016

Katharina Luther is a crucial participant in the Reformation movement—with her husband, Martin—in defining Protestant family life and providing a worthy example for marriages within the clergy.

blog post | May 5, 2016

She may not have worn a cape, but Susanna Wesley is a true hero for all the moms out there.

blog post | June 27, 2017

A few weeks ago, something snapped in me—and it wasn't pretty. After nine years of intense and complex emotions being built up in our home due to our child's neurological issues, for some reason this particular moment seemed to draw everything to …

blog post | May 3, 2021

If you’re weighed down by the burden of your own sin today, rejoice in the better way that God has made.