Young adults have gone from being burned out to seriously contemplating taking their own lives. Where has our hope gone?
Another tragic shooting has occurred and our nation is once again grieving and trying to process how to move forward.
Grief is a journey, not a destination. And while grief is a process, healing is a choice.
I’ve never had to decide whether someone dies or lives. But I have had to make choices that affect other people.
I see the world discussing and acting upon the scourge of domestic violence, but it seems to me that the church has not yet risen to this challenge.
Saul terrorized Christians despite their cries. I think he’d identify with these fictional characters who did great evil, but discovered change is possible.
Every time I leave the safety of my car to walk the city streets, I’m afraid. I felt this fear even before a stranger jumped into my car with me.
I’ve got a confession: I can’t stand contemporary Christian music. It seems like we often let any song that says the name of Jesus pass as quality music.
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