I have become aware of the incredible work the organization does around the world–much more, it turns out, than distributing bar soap and a soccer ball at Christmas time. Continue reading Operation Christmas Child: More than Shoeboxes
“What if, rather than sentimentalizing persecution, we acknowledged the reality but remember that it is our family who suffers?” Continue reading What Can I Do?: Supporting the Persecuted Church
To this day I don’t know what they found so interesting on their phones. There was a wedding processional going on, for crying out loud. Continue reading Why I Refuse to Carry the Internet in My Pocket
Do we have a responsibility to eat healthful foods? Continue reading Biblically Organic
How often have you watched an online comment thread or social media post devolve into misunderstanding, name calling, and character bashing? Continue reading Commenting Like Christ
Are there other Biblical reasons we as Christians believe it’s wrong to commit suicide? Continue reading The Right to Choose Death
A few weeks ago I was surprised to learn that, according to a new study, divorce rates are steadily declining. Why? It seems that our generation has a different perspective on marriage than previous generations. Continue reading Marriage and Millenials
Should we spurn Valentine’s Day and shield ourselves from all things romantic? Should I spend February 14 locked away in my closet with my Bible? Continue reading Caution: Conversation Hearts Ahead
Among a millenia-wide smorgasbord of ideas and worldviews, books give us the perfect opportunity to jumpstart the process of learning discernment. Continue reading Reading as an Act of Discipleship
