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Almost No One Burns Out Over Too Much Work—Some Thoughts On Therapeutic Faith

A provocative reflection on burnout, self-care, and purpose, arguing that biblical calling is often costly, cross-shaped, and fueled by obedience rather than comfort.

Ten Ways Parents Can Increase the Probability They Pass Down the Faith … According to the Data

The top ten ways parents can increase the probability they pass down their faith … according to the data!

A Lifetime of Dedication

Dummitt Named Senior Pastor of Willow Creek

Two Interviews, Two Brothers, One Passion for Making Disciples

How Residencies Prepare Emerging Church Leaders

Discover how NewThing prepares emerging church planters through leadership residencies, hands-on mentoring, and intentional training designed to develop leaders who launch new congregations and reproduce ministries for lasting…

The Ministry of Christian Scholarship

Thomas Scott Caulley argues that Christian scholarship is an act of worship and a calling to serve the church, urging believers to value intellectual engagement, faithful teaching, and…

Reading the Book Rarely Opened

Diane Stortz reflects on learning to read the whole Bible not merely for lessons or answers, but to know God more deeply and hear his Word.

From My Bookshelf: Missionary Loses It All—Even His Faith

LeRoy Lawson reviews three books on mission, mortality, and Scripture, reflecting on Daniel Everett’s Amazon account, Kerry and Chris Shook’s life-focused challenge, and Leland Ryken’s literary approach to…

How Are They Doing Now?

Four years after 9/11, David and Peggy Beamer share how they’ve carried grief after losing their son Todd on Flight 93, what “Let’s Roll” means to them, and…