Why Christians Care About Voting
How should Christians think about voting rights, redistricting, and political gerrymandering? This reflection traces America’s voting history and the varied Christian responses to public participation.
Series: Featured
July 14, 2026
We Need Friends
Reflecting on Ecclesiastes, Proverbs, and the words of Jesus, this article shows how loyal friends comfort, strengthen, and lift us up—and why Christ remains our truest friend.
July 14, 2026
Christian Hope in a Cynical Age
In a cynical age marked by distrust and institutional failure, Christians need biblical hope—a confident expectation anchored in God’s character, Christ’s resurrection, and the Spirit’s sustaining power.
July 14, 2026
Team Integrity
Church leadership requires more than strong opinions. Elders and staff must lead with humility, integrity, accountability, trustworthiness, transparency, and a willingness to work as a team.
How Can Christians Respond to Online Accusations?
False accusations can spread quickly and damage the church’s witness. Faithful leaders must discern when to remain silent, when to investigate, and how to pursue truth over reputation.
July 9, 2026
The Accountable Leader
Christian leaders need deep, intentional friendships marked by accountability, humility, and biblical faithfulness to protect character and finish strong.
July 7, 2026
A Time for Everything
Ecclesiastes 3 reminds us time is precious, non-renewable, and given by God. Every season offers an opportunity to live wisely and prepare for eternity.
Four Portraits of Ukrainian Migration: From Trauma and Social Fracture to Recovery
An analysis of Ukrainian migration through personal experience, biblical archetypes, trauma, reconciliation, and the challenge of return, with a call for mature Christian hospitality.
July 7, 2026
The Far-Reaching Impact of Compromise
Abraham and Isaac both faced moments when fear led them to compromise their integrity, reminding us that obedience requires trusting God with the results.
Above All, Guard Your Heart: Leading With Integrity
Leadership integrity begins with guarding the heart. This article reflects on Scripture, ministry experience, friendship, and spiritual formation as essential foundations for faithful leaders.
June 30, 2026
Living Beneath the Line of Despair
Ecclesiastes confronts the search for meaning by showing how education, pleasure, possessions, and work fall short when life is viewed apart from God.
June 30, 2026
Think Discipleship
A reflection on Real Life Ministries, small groups, and how intentional leaders, relational environments, and reproducible processes can move people from spectators to mature disciple-makers.
June 26, 2026
Antisemitism, Zionism, and Christianity Require Biblical Clarity
A biblical response to antisemitism, Zionism, Israel, and Jewish history must begin with Scripture, confess Christian failures, and resist today’s resurgence of anti-Jewish hostility.
June 23, 2026
A FEMINIST ARGUES OUR CULTURE OF SEXUAL LIBERATION HARMS WOMEN AND MOSTLY SERVES PRIVILEGED MEN
Reflecting on Louise Perry’s critique of the sexual revolution, this article argues that Christian sexual ethics offer a higher, more humane vision rooted in flourishing, virtue, and love.
June 23, 2026
HARD CORE CHRISTIANS
As language changes and cultural meanings shift, Christians are called to be influenced by the Spirit and shaped by strong convictions, courage, self-control, and love.
June 17, 2026
World Cup 2026 Gives Churches a Timely Opportunity for Hospitality and Witness
The World Cup gives Christians a timely opportunity to root joyfully, compete graciously, practice hospitality, and share faith naturally with neighbors from every nation.
Leading Children’s Ministry in an Age of Anxiety
Children’s ministry leaders are serving kids carrying heavy burdens in an age of rising anxiety. Learn to recognize signs of hurt, create calmer ministry environments, respond with compassion, and care for caregivers with sustainable rhythms.
June 16, 2026
LEARNING ABOUT FATHERHOOD FROM JESUS
David Faust reflects on Father’s Day by drawing practical lessons from Jesus’ teaching about the heavenly Father—calling dads to presence, protection, forgiveness, consistency, and restoration.
June 16, 2026
ISSACHAR MEN: A DEVOTIONAL MODEL FOR FATHERS
Ken Idleman calls Christian fathers and men to become modern Issachar men—spiritually mature leaders marked by humility, integrity, fidelity, sensitivity, and sacrificial leadership.
When Faith and Anxiety Collide: A Call for Compassionate Mental Health Care in the Church
Anxiety often brings spiritual questions—and church stigma can deepen the struggle. Dr. Amanda Porter calls churches to reject shame, support leaders and congregants, and partner with mental health professionals for compassionate, informed care.
