ARTICLES

Are Short-Term Friendships Worth the Investment?

By Susanna Hodge | October 26, 2018

There are times in life when you may have to decide if you’re going to invest in a friendship or if you’re going to let the opportunity (and effort it takes) pass you by. We all have a limited amount of time and can therefore only keep up a select number of relationships well. Are short-term friendships worth the investment?

Seeing God’s Sovereignty in Little Moments

By Erica Chase | October 10, 2018

I had been telling myself that since I had successfully potty trained my two other children, this time with my two-year-old would naturally have to be easier. That was mistake number one. I learned something important that day about God’s sovereignty in the little moments of life.

4 Characteristics of a Biblically Faithful Campus Ministry

By Derek J. Brown | September 26, 2018

Merely associating with Christianity does not necessarily indicate that a campus ministry is faithful to Christ. Here are four characteristics to consider when seeking to identify a Christ-honoring campus fellowship.

2 Amazing Aspects of Prayer Christians Should Always Remember

By Christina Fox | September 17, 2018

When saying the Lord’s Prayer, it can be easy to take for granted the significance of the first line. Here are two truly amazing aspects of prayer every Christian should always remember.

4 Traps to Avoid When Speaking of Domestic Abuse

By Claire Smith | September 6, 2018

If we care for the welfare of all people, especially those of the household of faith, domestic abuse is an issue of theology, morality, and pastoral care that we can’t ignore, put off, or answer lightly. Here are four traps that await us when we try to understand and respond to domestic abuse.

You’ve Been Invited to a [Fill in the Blank]: Should You Go?

By R. Scott Clark | August 23, 2018

As the culture descends further into post-Christianity, many of us are probably finding ourselves in a circumstance where we’re being invited to attend same-sex weddings, the ordination of persons who are not biblically qualified for office, a cultic/pagan/non-Christian ritual, or some other event that is equally problematic. How should we respond?