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blog post | March 18, 2011

As we prayerfully consider how to respond to crises and disasters, I want to share with you this commentary by Pastor John Piper.

blog post | June 16, 2015

When I received the news that Elisabeth Elliot had gone to be with the Lord, I wept. It's hard to describe the multitude of thoughts and emotions that those tears represented.

blog post | April 2, 2015

When materialism oozes out of me and pride puffs me up and apathy makes me cold and gluttony fills my belly and lust satisfies my eyes . . .

blog post | June 10, 2013

After being married for nineteen years, I had to go back to work. I was torn because I couldn't give 100 percent to both callings . . .

blog post | April 1, 2019

Wherever you are on life’s timeline, begin now by praying for grace to finish strong and latch onto this wisdom . . .

blog post | February 18, 2016

Mary Slessor’s character was strong—and she used that strength to serve her King. Unhappy experiences in her home life didn’t cripple her. Rather, they prepared her for what lay ahead.

blog post | October 27, 2015

How can we be missional about shining a light in the darkness of Halloween?

blog post | February 12, 2020

It’s easy to use certain words, but it’s much harder to undo the damage.

blog post | December 31, 2020

As believers, we have a blessed hope that transcends the confines of death.

blog post | May 24, 2018

Seven out of ten baby boomers can expect to outlive their husbands. With that in mind, here are nine things you need to know about widows.