
November 5, 2026
Not Just on Sunday
Lonetta McKee

Mark A. Taylor reflects on Thanksgiving, the 10 lepers, and the difference between celebrating our blessings and thanking God for them. His reflection challenges readers to remember the…
Christian Living
What story defines your identity? Joe Boyd explores how personal, political, and religious narratives shape our lives—and why following the way of Jesus calls us toward empathy, humility,…

What does it mean to live with integrity—and restore it after failure? Through Psalms 15 and 51, Mark S. Krause explores David's lessons on righteous character, repentance, forgiveness,…

After years of identifying as a thinker, Jennifer Johnson discovers she may actually be a doer. Her reflection explores personality types, personal strengths, and the importance of finding…

Do Christians see the world as an enemy or through the compassionate eyes of Jesus? Jim Tune challenges judgment, hostility, and spiritual pride, calling believers to respond to…

What can the church learn from millennials in the workplace? Gary Zustiak explores generational differences, work-life balance, mentorship, and community through the lens of biblical discipleship and meaningful…

What does Scripture teach about the purpose of work? Aaron Wymer explores how everyday vocations participate in God's kingdom, contribute to creation's flourishing, and find their proper perspective…

Withholding encouragement can reveal deeper resentment, jealousy, and insecurity. Jim Tune challenges Christians to move beyond cynicism, recognize the gifts of others, and practice the generosity of sincere…

Can Christians pursue peace while relying on force for protection? Jim Tune reflects on the Dalai Lama, Desmond Tutu, and the challenging call to reject fear, embrace nonviolence,…

How should Christians respond to a world filled with conflict and uncertainty? Mark A. Taylor explores resistance, retreat, and rest, drawing on C.S. Lewis and Romans 8 to…

A surprising story from Maya Angelou reveals how easily we mistake differences for wrongdoing. Jim Tune reflects on humility, cultural assumptions, and learning to judge others less quickly.
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