
November 5, 2026
Not Just on Sunday
Lonetta McKee

Learning to dance well in life requires balancing confidence with self-awareness. Jim Tune reflects on insecurity, affirmation, rejection, and the importance of forgiving ourselves and others when we…

When does following the crowd become dangerous? Jim Tune reflects on mob mentality, self-righteous judgment, and Jesus' response to an accusing crowd, reminding Christians that following Christ sometimes…

What if the dinner table could become a place of mission? Jim Tune explores how Christian hospitality, shared meals, and unexpected friendships create opportunities for grace, reconciliation, and…

When others achieve extraordinary ministry success, it's easy to feel inadequate. Jennifer Johnson reflects on Central India Christian Mission and reminds readers that faithfulness to God's calling matters…

Fear and pride can blind us to the humanity of others—and our own spiritual condition. Jim Tune explores dehumanization through C.S. Lewis, Dietrich Bonhoeffer, and the warning of…

Can one person really make a difference? Jim Tune draws on Mother Teresa and Gary Haugen to show why small acts of compassion, practical service, and caring for…

Feeling displaced by life's circumstances? Cathy Mogus draws five practical lessons from Jeremiah 29, showing how acceptance, spiritual nourishment, and serving others can help turn difficult seasons into…

Are regrets and worries keeping you from enjoying today? Jim Tune explores living in the present, overcoming fear through Christ's love, and appreciating the life unfolding right now.

Jay Engelbrecht examines biblical creation care and stewardship through Scripture, literature, and personal experience, challenging Christians to reconsider materialism, environmental responsibility, and the relationship between caring for creation…

Jim Tune reflects on Julian of Norwich's remarkable confidence amid plague and suffering, challenging readers to find joy and contentment without waiting for life to become easier or…

Mark A. Taylor urges churches to discuss sexuality openly and compassionately, offering three principles—be positive, be patient, and be gracious—for communicating biblical convictions while caring for people.

Casey Tygrett explores how the example of Jesus shapes sexuality, intimacy, and discipleship, challenging believers to reconsider sexual fulfillment, practice self-giving love, and develop habits that support spiritual…

C. Robert Wetzel compares resetting an electronic device with spiritual renewal at the Lord's table, showing how Communion helps believers refocus their hearts and minds on Christ through…

J.K. Jones explores Henri Nouwen's struggle with sexual identity, loneliness, and celibacy through personal writings and biographical accounts, while reflecting on compassion, spiritual formation, and the challenges of…

Paul E. Boatman explores a biblical understanding of sexuality, examining covenant intimacy, cultural influences, personal struggles, and the church's responsibility to proclaim the beauty of sex and the…
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