There are women who don’t have to go home, because they are already home in Christ, and know they are Gospel-sent in countless ways so more will come Home.
In order to move from awareness to acknowledgment, we must first be brave enough to accept the historical truths and modern realities.
We need an experience with the Word in the world that penetrates the recesses of our hearts.
Maybe blowing out candles is actually about fanning the flames of genuine thanks.
J ust on the edge of Jesus’ own hometown, there stands this statue and no one would be surprised if you almost missed it— I nearly walked blithely right by…
For godly people and leaders specifically, pain is often the tool God uses to help us realize our passion and purpose.
We know the good that comes from being known, and we are no longer afraid of it.
It’s always easier to see the blindspots of another culture, and another political position, and another’s heart, than it is our own.
As meager and ineffective as my prayer seems, it nevertheless keeps me tethered to hope.
Let us be the family who doesn’t leave loved ones in the trenches, but steps down into those trenches and locks arms with the ones we claim to love.
Nothing is beyond God’s capacity, ability, or desire to redeem, restore, and reconcile.
Jesus has rescued each and every one of us, and as we follow Him in this world, He’s beckoning us to join His work of rescue.
God wants us to start living in that place where calling meets action.
