ARTICLES

Embracing Confrontation—Do You Dare?

By Erica Chase | August 10, 2019

Confrontation. Just the thought of it can instantly make your heartbeat quicken and palms sweat. Here’s why, when coming from a sincere heart, confrontation can actually be an act of love.

10 Films with a Christian Perspective

By Joseph W. Smith III | July 19, 2019

Here are ten recommendations from a long-time movie buff from various eras and genres that hold forth the ancient ideals of truth, goodness, and beauty.

Learning Through the Wounds

By Wes Van Fleet | May 10, 2019

Hard seasons of ministry have their share of hurts—ones that run deep. In his grace God uses our wounds to remind us of wounds we once caused. Here are some important things God teaches us through these painful experiences.

The Kingdom of God Is at Your Fingertips—the Vocation of Motherhood

By Erica Chase | May 8, 2019

One Sunday morning I remember being encouraged from the pulpit to be “kingdomly minded.” Hmm, it sounded good—but also a little grandiose. What was I doing as a mother to further the kingdom of God?

Providing a Comfortable Environment for Infertile Couples

By J. V. Fesko | April 26, 2019

When a married couple in their mid-thirties visits your church, you might ask them, “How many children do you have?” If the couple states, “We don’t have any children,” how do you respond?

Are Christians Called to Change Society?

By R. Scott Clark | April 23, 2019

Did the apostolic church “change” first-century, Greco-Roman society? Are Christians even called to change society? Perhaps. It depends, I suppose, upon how we define “change.”