Racial Unity and the Church (Panel Discussion)
Facing injustice is a part of the humble posture that prepares the way for awakening.
June 10, 2020
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Facing injustice is a part of the humble posture that prepares the way for awakening.
Like all of you, we are grieved at the enormous pain and suffering in our nation surrounding the deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and before that Ahmaud Arbery and countless many more. They are
Social distancing, if handed over to God, may set your life trajectory in a new divine direction.
Calamity reveals instinct, and ours tells us that this continues to be a time for extraordinary prayer.
How should Christians understand the will of God as it relates to suffering and evil, or pandemics such as COVID-19?
How should Christians understand the will of God as it relates to suffering and evil, or pandemics such as COVID-19?
More than simply the final guarantee of life after death, Easter was the decisive start of the general resurrection and has set in motion the final redemption and transformation of all creation.
Digital distancing is more important now than ever. Think of it as one of the best ways you can stay healthy not only during this temporary crisis, but for a lifetime.
In light of COVID-19, we must gently and firmly allow the reality and gravity of our circumstances to register in the deep places of our souls.
The awakening we long for will never rise above the worship life and prayer life of our households.
Fellow Sower, Our team has been praying. We wanted to respond to this crisis of public health, this unprecedented isolation, this disruption of routine—but we weren’t sure how. Like you, we’re not sure of much
We’ve gathered together several leading guides and reflections for churches and Christians to consider in their response to COVID-19.