Articles
Women at the Beginning: Elizabeth’s Faith
Sometimes faith takes a long time to prove true. This is often the case with many faith examples in the Bible.
The Gift of Celibacy and Singleness: Icon of Our Future Union with God
Biblical singleness more closely aligns to the concept of “single-minded focus” or “exclusivity of intent” or the “undivided life.”
Seven Building Blocks for a Theology of the Body
A proper theology of the body embraces the sacredness and sanctity of all our embodied existence and sees the eternal significance in each day.
A Night with New Room: Ash Wednesday
It's time to humble ourselves in the sight of the Lord—to confess, renounce and return with all our hearts.
The Missionary Problem: “Another Generation Grew Up”
Once again, we are in a situation similar to Judges 2:10, “Moreover, that whole generation was gathered to their ancestors, and another generation grew...
Deep and Wild: Starting with the Right “Why” for Fresh Expressions of Church
The church should always be about cultivating communities of Jesus that are missional, contextual, formational, and ecclesial.
Learning from the Financial Practices of the Early Church
Early church Christians followed the teachings of Jesus. Their living, giving, serving, and loving resulted in the spread of the gospel across the ancient world.
What Is Catechesis, and Why Does It Matter?
The Christian traditions that will thrive in twenty-first century America will be those who take seriously their responsibility to instruct believers in the faith.
Revival amidst Riots
Revive us, Abba
Tell the dead to try again
Reshape us, Abba
Point our pasts to where they end
Respond to us, oh Lord
We need to...