Easter comes with resounding joy because we fix our eyes on this Lamb, standing on the other side of the River of Death, triumphant.
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Christ’s silence was, ultimately, his full and loving compliance with his Father’s righteous will.
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Embracing our Finitude
Kelly Kapic’s new book urges us to “learn the joy of being creatures.”
By Melissa Morgan Kelley
What would it look like for us to begin viewing our limitations as gifts? How might we grow in humility toward that end? And how might embracing our finitude lead to a deeper, more resilient faith?
Dying to Provide Life-giving Leadership
By Karen Hodge
Life-giving leadership is not just an invitation to serve, but, at the most fundamental level, an invitation to die.
Our Call to the Poor
By Scott Sauls
It is easy to overlook the fact that most privileged people were born into privilege. It is also easy to overlook the fact that most poor people were born into poverty.
Toward a More Comprehensive Pro-Life Vision
By Scott Sauls
As we fight about life in utero, let’s not forget the person standing in front of us.
A Church for the Deaf, the Hearing, and the Glory of God
By Megan Fowler
Redemption Hill Church does not look like the church Peter Doerfler set out to plant, but it’s the church God gave him to tend.
The Gift of People With Down Syndrome
By Stephanie O. Hubach
How can we learn to actively value people with Down syndrome and become better in tune with the unique gifts they bring to society and to the Church?
Two Cheers for Religion
By Kevin DeYoung
I’d like to put in a good word for religion — if not three cheers, then at least two.
Our Work and the Flourishing of God’s Creation
We must understand how, through our work, we can steward all God has given us.
By Hugh Welchel
The purpose of our work is to reweave shalom.
Making Up for Lost Time?
By Karen Hodge
We are not promised tomorrow, so today is the day to invest His time in eternal things: the Word of God and people.