For My Friends, Prayer Is Just One ‘...

Mervi Kalmus, a pastor in Estonia, opens her heart and steps out of her comfort zone, to make a difference in the lives of her friends.
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Kleenex in the Laundry

A new calendar year has launched itself into orbit. I contemplate the last twelve months and prepare to engage in a final, somewhat unsettling...
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The Beauty in Brokenness: An Inside-Out...

I do have a physical disability. Speaking plainly, I have brain damage. However, my brain functions, most of the time, just like everyone else’s.
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Is the Church Already Unified on the...

One can make the argument that because the world divisions have different positions on the topic of women's ordination it could mean that as a world...
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The Jesus Band-Aid: Being Black and...

Often in the Black community, we are taught to sweep our emotions under the rug and go forth in faith. We are not allowed to wallow in our depression...
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The Bible Brand Promise

An advertising executive named Nick approached Christ after the feeding of the 5,000. He came at night as he wasn’t quite sure if Jesus would be a...
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Truth — How It Unfolds and Advances

I think that most people who end up opposing and resisting truth do so while ardently believing they are defenders of the truth. How can we tell if...
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Mean Vegetarians?

I was watching a documentary on hippos when the disillusioning process began. “The common hippopotamus from sub-Saharan Africa is largely herbivorous...
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Sincerity in Rule Keeping Can Destroy

The Law of Liberty, one of God’s natural design laws, reveals that love only grows in an atmosphere of freedom. If you violate that freedom and...
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Book Review: Witness: Lessons from Elie...

Elie Wiesel considered himself first and foremost, a teacher. His work as a professor at Boston University, which spanned over 30 years, was such a...
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