At only 43 years of age, Dr. Russell Moore is extraordinarily accomplished. The native Mississippian is an author, pastor, ethicist, theologian, TV commentator, husband, father of five boys, and president of the Southern Baptist Ethics & Religious …
It’s easy enough to repeat, but so much harder to believe that He is withholding “no good thing” from me. Here’s how I learned to depend on His promises.
by Hope Johnson It’s 1:00 a.m., and a familiar fear keeps me awake. I reach for my phone for the 15th time, checking to make sure that my alarm clock is actually set. In college, I only worried about sleeping in on exam days. But now that I have a “rea …
by David Skinner I love wedding time in Minnesota. The sun is out. The birds are chirping. The runners are running. The breezes have deigned to walk among the mortals once again, and for that I am very grateful. I have a special vantage point as I have …
by Ram Goli Dating is complicated. As I survey the landscape of dating, learning how to find romantic love seems like a rigorous academic endeavor that some never graduate. Articles, blogs and books ranging from I Kissed Dating Goodbye to the upcoming …
by Eric Demeter In the classic 1972 novel The Stepford Wives, a town of lucky husbands land their perfect wives and live in a veritable utopia. The women are submissive, trustworthy, beautiful and servant-like. They are also superb cooks, attentive mom …
“If I had a dollar for every woman who found me unattractive, eventually they would find me attractive.” “Would you mind holding this for me while I take a walk?” (hold out your hand) “I’m single by choice…just not my choice.” Did these jokes elicit a …
by Leah Sargent I hate to wait. Long lines are torture. Put me on hold? No, thanks; I’ll call back later. Winter is the worst of all. All of the waiting through snow, ice and cold for spring — waiting to feel alive again — it seems like it will never e …
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