Rooted in What Lasts: Identity Beyond Disability
Whether you have a disability or not, you aren’t relegated to a temporary identity or one that depends on the context in which you live.
Whether you have a disability or not, you aren’t relegated to a temporary identity or one that depends on the context in which you live.
Our ultimate security must come from what our Father says about us, not from what others say.
God’s people are newly restored creatures, empowered to do the good God intended for all human beings when he created them.
The longings driving expressive individualism and identity politics are real and right, but the solutions on offer can’t bear the weight of what we’re asking them to carry.
Performance culture is fragile and unsatisfying. But Psalm 8 provides a way off the achievement treadmill.