Category: Christian Living
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The Word Became Flesh Before Birth: What the Incarnation Reveals About the Unborn
Long before his death and resurrection, our Savior began his human life in the humble caverns of a womb.
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Taylor Swift, Andrew Tate, and the Stories We Tell
In whatever spheres of influence we have, each of us are responsible for the stories we tell.
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How Do I Talk to My Kids about Tragic Events?
Life in a fallen world is filled with bad news and tragic headlines, and we’re often left wondering: What do I tell the kids?
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Immigration Policy Is Complex—Loving Immigrants Shouldn’t Be
We can’t expect to fully fix a broken system in a fallen world. But we can seek to improve it. And we can certainly commit to loving our immigrant neighbors despite it. In a secular culture, Christians should stand apart—leading the way in our language, our hospitality, our love, and our prayers.
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How to Vote this Presidential Election: With Grief… And With Hope
No matter what happens, we are called to love. To value the image of God in all people. To care for our neighbors. To fulfill the Great Commission. And most of all, to trust our good and righteous and reigning King.
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Don’t Grow Weary in Doing Good
Remembering the hope of the gospel helps us confidently join God’s redemptive work in whatever small ways we are able. The accomplishment of the mission rests on God’s faithfulness, not ours. Nothing can stop Him from building His Kingdom.
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The Love We All Crave
Our craving for love is good. We were made to be intimately known and faithfully loved.
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Help! I Don’t Know if I’m Doing Enough for Christ
Jesus is a giver, not a taker. He calls us to die so that we can live, to empty ourselves so that he can fill us. Before we wonder whether or not we’re doing enough for Christ, we need to ask a better question: Are we abiding in Christ and finding him to be enough?
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Am I Resting or Just Being Lazy?
Consider the fruit—laziness yields selfishness; rest readies us for service. Laziness procrastinates and avoids our responsibilities, rest reenergizes us to undertake those responsibilities.
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Holy Discontent
Whenever our discontent points us to God, it is evidence of his mercy to us. He doesn’t want us satisfied with anything less than what we were made for.