On Oct. 4, 2015, Watershed Fellowship had a watershed moment when the Gibson Pond Dam broke and flooded the church facility in Lexington’s Old Mill, a historic, revitalized section of downtown Lexington.

Nashville’s reputation as a culture-making city makes it an ideal place for an institution such as Covenant, which seeks not just to prepare people for ministry but to help students see every calling as kingdom work.

As Christians and Americans — in that order — we have a responsibility to enter into this debate.

In today’s Western church, some believe we’ve lost our sense of corporate responsibility. This isn’t a new struggle; asking “Am I my brother’s keeper?” is a familiar question to God’s people.

By seeking independence from the Creator and denying our rightful place in His created order, we find ourselves distorting the means designed to bring us into appropriate communion with each other, leaving us isolated.

Investing in Palmer Home has forced Evangel members to see how the world’s brokenness can harm the most vulnerable. But God is a Father to the fatherless, and the Gospel has the power to change lives.

In his new book “enGendered: God’s Gift of Gender Difference in Relationship,” PCA pastor Sam Andreades has an ambitious, pastoral goal: to explain“the importance of gender in relationships.”

My mom was — and still is — a master of to-do lists. “The first thing we need to do is make a list of what to do,” she would say, without any sense of irony. It was sometimes frustrating, but it always served a purpose.

The Greenville Fellows Program offers college graduates the space to explore career options and connect their faith to all of life. In the process the fellows are transforming the church and their community.

David DelaGardelle was a freshman at Ball State University when he got a call from a props designer asking if he’d be willing to make a few swords for the movie “Thor” (2011). It was a dream come true.