The Liturgy of the Academy Awards
By Madeleine Dorst
Why the Academy Awards feels like a worship service.
Why the Academy Awards feels like a worship service.
What if your spouse cared for you in a way that made you feel truly loved and appreciated? And what if you could do the same for your spouse?
Leah Farish speaks on the impact of city planning on congregations, giving four tips for how churches can be better neighbors.
How many church leaders wake up every morning and plead with the Lord to save their ministry from themselves?
Jodee Lewis shares how the Lord has used country music to deepen her faith, comfort her in suffering, and guide her in worship.
Chuck Garriott offers a written prayer for President Trump as he begins his term as the 47th President of the United States.
Chip Sweney and Bill Wood break down five characteristics of Kingdom disciples.
Jamie MacGregor shares lessons from caring for a disabled child. “Hannah always reminds us of the hope of heaven, the full restoration of all that is broken, and the expectation that formerly disabled bodies will dance with joy before the Lord.”
The instability and volatility of January 6 can stir anxiety and fear about the future. As Christians, we know death and destruction never get the final word.
If you are spending this Christmas in a low place, take heart; Jesus was born there.