Do You Discriminate?
It seems that the more we talk about things like racism, religion, gender identity, and other platforms of discrimination, the more divided we become. Is it even worth it? Continue reading Do You Discriminate?
Author: Radi-Call
Radi-Call is a group of conservative Anabaptist youth from different states and church backgrounds who share a common love for Jesus Christ.
Lessons from a Snail {Patience}
To me, it seems like patience is recognizing that something or someone is more important than what I want right now. It’s humility. Continue reading Lessons from a Snail {Patience}
Our World’s Fragile Peace (and What You Should Do About It)
All around us, God’s children are to bring peace, to make peace. Not the peace of a Thomas Kinkade painting, but a peace that, far from ignoring the harsh realities, gets to the root of all harsh realities Continue reading Our World’s Fragile Peace (and What You Should Do About It)
Conflict and the Church
Healthy conflict produces fruit and changes lives. It calls us to reevaluate our position. Healthy conflict honors God when, through it, we allow truth to shape and grow us. Continue reading Conflict and the Church
Friendship Survey Results
Introduction Over the past month, Radi-Call conducted a survey on friendship. Perhaps that seems rather pedestrian at first glance. And yet why should it? Our friends profoundly influence us; they shape our opinions, our character, and our view of the … Continue reading Friendship Survey Results
Movie Review: I Can Only Imagine
The movie is a gripping account of the power of forgiveness and how it transforms lives. Continue reading Movie Review: I Can Only Imagine
Mentoring – A Key to Community
Every Christian needs a mentor, and every grounded Christian needs to be a mentor. Continue reading Mentoring – A Key to Community
Frank Reed: My Personal Testimony
Victory is possible. It is Christ in you, the hope of glory! Continue reading Frank Reed: My Personal Testimony
Don’t Have Time?
We just don’t have time to do everything. Or do we? Continue reading Don’t Have Time?
Understanding Church: Accountability and Commitment
At my church, just through the front doors and to the left stands a prominent piece of furniture – the church mailboxes. With row upon row of Eberly’s, Hershberger’s, Miller’s, Yoder’s, and Wenger’s, each wooden compartment hanging with newsletters and … Continue reading Understanding Church: Accountability and Commitment
