Alcoholics Anonymous

Finding Authenticity in the Middle

One of 'Those People': A Generation Becoming Fully Devoted to Christ

Sinner Anonymous

A Future Filled with Joy?

How should Christians respond to a troubled culture? Mark A. Taylor points to community outreach, service, sacrifice, and the example of Jesus as the church’s path toward restoration…

Changing Signs and Signs of Change in a Tulsa Congregation

Greg Taylor shares how Garnett Church of Christ turned its facility into Green Country Event Center, welcoming neighbors, churches, schools, and community groups as a sign of God’s…

The 12-Stepping Church

Alcoholics Anonymous grew from faith-shaped practices that helped its founders stay sober. Learn how the 12 steps frame recovery as spiritual awakening and how churches can wisely support…

What a Christ-Centered Recovery Ministry Can Do

Can a Christ-centered recovery ministry do what a “secular” program cannot? One Christian in long-term recovery reflects on Christ’s transforming work through 12-step fellowships and challenges church assumptions…

Two Ministers, One Mission (an interview with Rubel Shelly and John York)

Rubel Shelly and John York discuss Woodmont Hills as “The Family of God,” emphasizing acceptance, honesty, and movement toward Christ. They also describe shared preaching and dialogue sermons…