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Worshiping a Suffering Savior
Who has believed what we have heard?And to whom has the arm of the Lord been revealed? For he grew up before him like a young plant, and like a root out of dry ground; he had no form or majesty that we should look at him, nothing in his appearance that we should desire him. He was despised and rejected by others; a...
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Guarding Each Other’s Dignity
Living in the Kingdom requires us to slow down so that everyone can keep up.
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Spirit-Led Evangelism
Many of us want to talk about our faith. How can we get started?
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Welcoming the Gifts God Sends Us
In order to remain healthy and faithful, we must nurture all spiritual gifts, not just the ones that make us comfortable.
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Becoming a Christian Nation
What would it look like to lift up God's Word in our heart rather than fossilizing it in our laws?
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The Cross of Fellowship
In order to know real fellowship and connection, we must be willing to suffer.
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The Judgment of a Loving God
The judgment of God isn't pleasant to think about, but the idea that God makes no distinction between someone who suffers for righteousness and someone who cheerfully inflicts suffering is too terrible to contemplate.
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Integrity and the Lie of “Authenticity”
It is easy to think that "being your authentic self" and living with integrity are the same thing, but are they?
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Trusting the God Who Rests
God makes time for rest. Will we do the same?
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Welcome to Babylon
My world - pluralistic, cosmopolitan, individualistic and consumption-based - is permeated by a worldview that I call Babylon. Even if you do not live in Babylon, I can assure you that you are touched by the long shadow that it casts.
