January 9, 2011
Interview with Jim Eichenberger
Jim Eichenberger explains how Discovering God’s Story helps readers see Scripture as one chronological story, rooted in history and useful for new believers and seasoned Christians alike.
January 9, 2011
Jim Eichenberger explains how Discovering God’s Story helps readers see Scripture as one chronological story, rooted in history and useful for new believers and seasoned Christians alike.
July 18, 2010
Jennifer Taylor profiles The Rock & The Rabbi, a musical by Danny Hamilton and Gary Richardson that uses storytelling, acoustic music, and simple staging to tell the Gospel story through Peter’s eyes.
June 21, 2009
Larry W. Bailey explores how metaphoric stories, from Nathan’s confrontation of David to Jesus’ parables, can help church leaders teach, counsel, comfort, and confront more effectively.
Ethan Magness reflects on David, the ark, and the Obama inauguration to call the church toward humble service and blessing in the public square.
January 27, 2008
Mandy Smith challenges Christians to see worship as a lifestyle of daily service rather than merely music or a Sunday gathering, drawing on Romans 12 and the biblical call to become living sacrifices.
November 11, 2007
When churches excuse sexual sin and criminal abuse in the name of grace, victims are harmed and truth is buried. This article argues biblical forgiveness includes repentance—and repentance includes consequences and accountability.
November 4, 2007
Jackina Stark reflects on David’s penitential psalms, exploring why sorrow over sin, confidence in God’s unfailing love, and the hope of restoration belong together.
Christian leadership isn’t just strategy or skill—it’s a matter of the heart. Through David’s story, this article warns against pride, highlights humility, and calls leaders to remember that God, not the gifted, is the source of true leadership.
January 29, 2006
A mission trip to Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, revealed “bundles of joy”—believers dancing forward to give sacrificially in the midst of hardship. Their generosity and hope offer a lasting lesson in joyful giving.
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