November 3, 2026
Capturing Glimpses of God’s Glory: An Interview with Nature Photographer Kenneth Keifer
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You Must Read This A More Meaningful Story
Arron Chambers reviews Donald Miller’s A Million Miles in a Thousand Years and reflects on how its challenge to live a more meaningful story inspired real-life changes in…
You Must Read This A Priceless Discovery
Mark Atteberry reflects on discovering Ken Gire’s Moments with the Savior and explains why its writing and insights into the life and ministry of Jesus made it his…
You Must Read This A Spiritual Retreat
Becky Ahlberg reflects on N.T. Wright's Simply Christian, a clear and accessible book that refreshed her spiritual life while providing practical material for introducing others to foundational Christian…
Getting the Most from the Epistles (Part Two)
Matt Proctor offers five practical questions for reading New Testament Epistles, emphasizing literary context, historical background, careful word study, the wider teaching of Scripture, and the connection between…
Getting the Most from the Epistles (Part One)
Matt Proctor explores how to read the New Testament Epistles as personal, passionate letters, paying close attention to their literary forms, rhetorical tools, context, and emotional character.
My Opinion about Opinions
When Christians elevate opinions to essentials, disagreement can threaten unity. Karen J. Diefendorf turns to Romans 14 and 15 for a better way: grace, deference, and right relationships.
Bringing the Word to Life for Nearly 60 Years
Explore the history of Standard Lesson Commentary, its roots in the Uniform Lessons, and the Bible study resources that have equipped Sunday school teachers across denominational lines.
Swiss Army Knife or Sword of the Spirit?
Jim Eichenberger examines 1 Corinthians 6:19-20 in its grammatical and biblical context, challenging a familiar interpretation of what Paul meant when he called believers the temple of the…
Savoring the Conversations
Jan Johnson reflects on how slow, attentive reading of Scripture becomes a meeting place with God, shaping an ongoing conversation with him and forming us into people who…
Treasures in Jars of Clay
Broad Creek Christian Church’s Jars of Clay program demonstrates how churches can welcome children with autism and other special needs into worship, Bible learning, and the life of…
Rescuing Children at Risk
Christian residential child-care ministries offer children affected by trauma, abuse, and family crisis a safe home, practical support, unconditional love, and opportunities to experience the transforming power of…
Getting the Job Done
Steve Jobs was no angel, but his remarkable leadership offers lessons for Christian leaders about inspiring people, thinking long term, taking risks, pursuing quality, and focusing on those…
Jobian Musings
David A. Fiensy offers three readings of the book of Job, exploring how suffering challenges assumptions about blessing and leads believers toward a deeper understanding of God.
Commonsense Suggestions About Elders
Chuck Sackett offers five practical suggestions for building healthy, effective elderships rooted in biblical shepherding, authentic relationships, accountability, care for people, and strong leadership through congregational change.
A Parable of Two Churches
Chuck Sackett uses the contrasting stories of Parr and Samlet to illustrate how church leaders can hinder or nurture young leaders—and the difference faithful partnership can make.
