We Need a Thicker View of God’s Love
All Christians would do well to have a much thicker account of the Christian life than we currently do.
All Christians would do well to have a much thicker account of the Christian life than we currently do.
Courtney and Melissa discuss how to apply biblical discernment to the question of when to prioritize wise self-care and when to put aside your needs for the sake of others.
If human dignity rests on intelligence, then the smartest machine wins. But if human dignity is a crowning gift from God, then no machine can out-compute it, automate it, or take it away.
Youth ministry leaders are entering the beautiful and uniquely liminal space between generations that only comes every 15 to 20 years.
When you’re seeking to be fed spiritually, you should make receiving nourishment from your shepherds’ hands your priority.
Melissa talks with Amy Gannett and Laura Wifler about how to parent in a way that passes on the Christian faith.
Listen NowThe strongest predictor of a child’s adult religiosity is how religious the parents were during the upbringing.
Steven Spielberg’s latest sci-fi blockbuster finds biblical resonance in alien tropes.
AI is already encroaching on our kids’ education, emotions, and employment. How can we calmly and clearly see how to protect and guide them?
Listen NowIn a culture that praises self-sufficiency, it is very easy to lean on our own understanding.
Christians can showcase Christ’s character through their work ethic, business practices, and relationship dynamics.
When we see Jesus’s full experience of suffering, we learn the laments weren’t meant to send us spiraling into despair. Instead, God invites us to pour out our complaints to him.

It’s not enough to just hope we have the words of the New Testament. We need to have good grounds for thinking we possess them.
The absence of direct instruction is the instruction.
With gentle prayers and specific notes of encouragement, remind parents of children with disabilities that Christ is their ever-present help
“When we labor over the things we read, we end up sharpening our spiritual intellects more than if we were told the truth directly.”


