October 29, 2026
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Lonetta McKee
Grace
Articles tagged Grace
Hidden in a Field
Is the American dream the same as God's dream? Jim Tune challenges cultural ideas of success and explores the radical grace, humility, and kingdom priorities Jesus reveals in…
The Discipline to Discipline
Church discipline is more than correction or confrontation. Jim Tune explores how biblical accountability, gentle admonition, and a commitment to restoration can strengthen congregational relationships and encourage spiritual…
After the Fall
After an unexpected fall on an icy parking lot, Mark A. Taylor reflects on the care he received and what Christians can learn about helping others recover from…
The Eyes of Jesus
Danny R. Von Kanel explores practical ways to develop Christlike compassion through biblical reflection, empathy, feeding the hungry, reaching hurting people, and growing closer to Christ.
Consumer Christianity: Idol for Destruction
J.K. Jones challenges consumer Christianity as a form of idolatry and offers four biblical responses: wholehearted worship, repentance, renewed commitment to Scripture, and generous stewardship of God's blessings.
Living on Less
E. G. “Jay” Link challenges Christians to reconsider their wealth through three changes in perspective, priorities, and purpose, showing how choosing to live on less can create opportunities…
What the Church Can Learn from My Cult
Brian Mavis explores six lessons churches can learn from CrossFit, including simple operations, people-centered leadership, shared challenges, practical spiritual formation, gratitude, and collaborative community outreach.
The Color of Christmas
Daniel Schantz explores the spiritual meaning of a white Christmas through snow, Scripture, and familiar carols, revealing four themes of Christ's coming: grace, celebration, triumph, and the splendor…
God and Sinners Reconciled
Victor Knowles connects beloved Christmas carols with the meaning of Communion, showing how familiar hymns proclaim Christ's incarnation, sacrifice, resurrection, and the redeeming grace believers remember at the…
God Enfleshed
Miriam Y. Perkins explores the wonder and delight of the incarnation, explaining how God enfleshed in Jesus reveals divine love, brings salvation to the whole person, and shapes…
Life After Trayvon: What Should Jesus’ People Do?
Following the George Zimmerman verdict, Ben Cachiaras challenges Christians to confront racial prejudice, overcome divisions, and build congregations that reflect the unity and reconciliation described in Scripture.
What I Want to Tell Church Planters
After leading both a struggling church plant and a growing megachurch, Aaron Brockett reflects on discouragement, church size, and why faithful ministry matters more than numerical success.
A Book of Treasures
From learning to read and write to discovering comfort and joy, Daniel Schantz reflects on the lasting influence of traditional hymns and the many ways hymnbooks continue to…
Getting It Lived
How can Christians stand for truth while leading with grace? Mark A. Taylor reflects on everyday relationships, difficult conversations, and the importance of living out biblical truth with…
Confess Our Unworthiness, Celebrate His Worthiness
What does unworthiness at the Lord's Supper mean? Lynn Gardner reflects on our need for God's grace, the difference between being unworthy and partaking unworthily, and the joy…
