November 5, 2026
Not Just on Sunday
Lonetta McKee
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Living with Wonder
Jim Tune explores how wonder, beauty, and imagination enrich Christian faith, challenging believers to rediscover the mystery of God's creation and consider whether church life reflects the beauty…
Sowing Seeds of Unity
The 2014 Stone-Campbell Dialogue gathered three Restoration Movement traditions in Abilene, Texas, for shared worship, discussions of emerging church expressions, and plans to strengthen Christian unity through continued…
Capitulating to Grace
Jim Tune reflects on the exhaustion of trying to earn God's approval and explains how embracing grace, acknowledging brokenness, and proclaiming the gospel as good news can lead…
Creating, Not Attacking, the Culture
Mark A. Taylor reflects on Christians shaping culture through art, storytelling, community service, civic engagement, and missions, encouraging believers to create positive cultural change rather than merely react…
A Playground for All Children
Jennifer Johnson shares how Arron Chambers and his family partnered with Greeley community leaders to pursue Aven's Village, a $1.3 million inclusive playground designed for children of different…
John’s Gospel: Coming Soon to a Theater Near You
Joe Boyd's Bible Experiment brings Scripture to life through theatrical storytelling. Jennifer Johnson reports on its Cincinnati launch, successful Kickstarter campaign, upcoming performances, and plans for smaller community…
The Greatest Story, Retold
Jennifer Johnson reflects on Joe Boyd's Gospel of John and his creative retelling of biblical stories, exploring how humor, drama, and authentic human experiences can make familiar Scripture…
A Bad Year, a True Hero, and an Invitation to Wonder
LeRoy Lawson reviews Diary of a Bad Year, The Ruby Ring, and Unwrapping Wonder, exploring human nature, William Tyndale's efforts to make Scripture accessible, and spiritual insights from…
At the Movies
Can secular movies and books help Christians understand others? Jim Tune explores how mainstream entertainment reveals human struggles, builds empathy, and encourages thoughtful cultural engagement without abandoning Christian…
Six Things I’ve Learned about Leadership
What defines godly leadership? Mark A. Taylor explores biblical examples of humility, service, suffering, and Spirit-led strength, reminding Christian leaders that following Jesus must always come before leading…
Living with the Tension
Christians and political power often exist in tension. Jim Tune explores how Jesus challenged worldly authority and why believers must engage politically without allowing nationalism, partisan agendas, or…
Stopping the City Slide
Christian community transformation is happening in Tucson, Arizona, where churches are uniting to strengthen schools, serve families, and address local challenges. Mark A. Taylor explores how prayer, cooperation,…
Gospel Confidence
Can good works earn God's approval? Jim Tune explains why gospel confidence rests not in religious effort or personal goodness, but in faith in Jesus Christ and his…
A Choice, Not a Prayer Request
Why is changing ourselves often harder than changing others? Mark A. Taylor explores how personal responsibility, intentional choices, repentance, and God's grace can lead to meaningful change—and inspire…
New President Appointed at Dallas Christian College
Dallas Christian College appoints Dr. Brian D. Smith as its next president following a national search. Smith brings extensive academic leadership experience from Johnson University Florida and Florida…
