As Summer Ends, This May Be the Better Question Than “Did We Do Enough?”
There’s a particular kind of quiet that settles in as summer winds down. The calendar turns, school supply aisles replace […]
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The Quiet Person Serving Behind the Scenes May Be Teaching Your Children More Than the Person on Stage
Most of us can picture the person on the stage: the preacher, worship leader, speaker, or teacher who carries the
What Joseph Did With Power After Years of Being Wronged Is the Part I Can’t Stop Thinking About
Some Bible stories feel like they belong in a stained-glass window—beautiful, distant, untouchable. Joseph’s story doesn’t let you keep that
I Thought Encouragement Needed the Right Words Until Someone Simply Stayed With Me
I used to think encouragement was a skill you either had or you didn’t—like knowing how to say the perfect
What Hannah Did After Receiving the Answer She Had Prayed For Is the Part We Talk About Less
Most people remember Hannah for one thing: she prayed, and God answered. If you grew up around church, you probably
I Thought Rest Was the Reward for Finishing Everything—Scripture Gives It a Different Place
I used to treat rest like dessert: something you get after you’ve cleaned your plate, done the dishes, and proved
The Person Who Taught Me the Most About Generosity Never Had Much Money
For a long time, I assumed generosity was something you did once you were comfortable. After the bills were paid,
Why Scripture Keeps Bringing People Back to Tables, Meals and Shared Bread
It’s striking how often the Bible’s most memorable moments happen around food. Not because Scripture is obsessed with menus, but
A Church Member Remembered My Name Years Ago—I Still Remember How It Made Me Feel
I don’t remember what the sermon was about that day. I don’t remember what songs we sang or whether the
What David Did on the Days Between the Anointing and the Crown Matters More Than I Realized
When I first read the story of David, I mostly noticed the big moments: the prophet’s oil dripping down his