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The Perfect Outcry in a Broken and Anguished World — Psalm 130

By Campbell Markham | May 25, 2022

We live in a broken world. The locus of humanity’s ills is the pollution and power of sin within the heart and soul of every human being. In Psalm 130 we hear the perfect outcry that can, and must, arise from every heart.

Where Spiritual Formation Goes Wrong: Laying Burdens Where God Declares Freedom

By Lara d'Entremont | May 9, 2022

Spiritual formation is trending in churches. We’re exhorted to seek solitude, journal towards holiness, go on nature walks to connect with God, and take extended periods of silence to grow closer to God and be holy. Does the Bible tell us to do these things?

A Holy Tension: Responding to Failed Expectations in the Already and Not Yet

By Christina Fox | May 6, 2022

We live in a broken and fallen world where life is disappointing. It often doesn’t “work” or go as planned. We sin and are sinned against. How should Christians respond to failed expectations in this already/not-yet time in history?

7 Ways to Raise Godly and Strong Women

By Ayrian Yasar | May 5, 2022

Women who are faithful to God live wisely in this world. They use their skills and gifts to the glory of God and the benefit of others. Here are seven ways to raise girls to become godly and strong women.

The Temptation to Be Part of the “Inner Ring”

By J. V. Fesko | May 4, 2022

C. S. Lewis cautioned against the temptation to be part of the “inner ring” where principles may be compromised as the price of admission, leading us to set aside our morals. It’s far better to be on the outside with our integrity intact.

2 Things Easter Means for Every Christian

By Ayrian Yasar | April 11, 2022

What can Christians learn about their own future resurrected bodies from the biblical account of Jesus’ resurrection?

5 Ways to Respond to Mental Illness in the Church

By Matt Mullininx | April 2, 2022

Mental illness can be difficult to recognize physically. Some people may not even know they have a mental illness. What encouragement can we find in Scripture and the church for those who are living with this health condition?

Trusting God in Times of Sudden and Excruciating Loss

By Le Ann Trees | March 28, 2022

Maybe you have recently experienced a devastating loss, or you know someone who has. Even though it seems impossible to do when facing a sudden tragedy, here are five good things to remember.

4 Roadblocks to Serving Others—and How to Get Around Them

By Adrian Crum | March 25, 2022

Move toward need, not comfort. Be interested in the burdens and sufferings of others. The road ahead lies open, full of service opportunities that don’t require any professional training.

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Does God Want Deaconesses in the Church?

By Le Ann Trees | January 21, 2026

What does the Bible teach about whether women should hold the office of deacon or the title of deaconess in the church?

2 Easy Ways to Integrate Prayer into Daily LIfe

By Ayrian Yasar | November 7, 2025

Here are two simple things you can start doing today to integrate prayer into daily life.

Justice and Mercy United in Christ

By Daniel Rowlands | January 23, 2025

If we want to understand the depth of God’s mercy in Christ Jesus, we need a true understanding of the condition of sinful humankind.

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