By Vera Mielke I met her on one of my very first shifts on the ward. She was a translator serving with Mercy Ships. Her name was Judy Ben. From the moment we met there...
Read More →By Christi Bowman The American church is in exile. We are looking for our lover, but He has left. He tired of waiting. He stood at the door and He knocked. Shivering cold, He knocked....
Read More →By Ben Girdler I love you so much. I cant thank God enough for you. You are my support. You have changed my life. I love you beyond words. Just wanted you to know. Goodnight....
Read More →By Erin Almand Tonight I finished reading a book that I started this afternoon. (It was really engaging, ok? I realize this makes me an ber-nerd. I happen to be a fast reader.) Anyways, its...
Read More →By Mariah Secrest My encounter with the book Culture Making was my first exposure to Andy Crouch, but if authors can have groupies then I think Im about to be one of his. The recent...
Read More →By Jeff Goins, Editor As an artist, do you believe that the arts can challenge fans to help change the world? How? Yes, I think so. Art can pull on human emotions in a way...
Read More →By Caroline Crawford Continued from The Forgotten: An Outcast in India (Pt. 2) : Moseleb died. I don’t even know how else to put it. He died the day after I saw him and I...
Read More →By Lorie Newman Continued from I’m Done with Playing Church: I’ve gotten such a response to this article, I thought I’d add a bit to it. I’ll let the Word of God speak for itself:...
Read More →By Ben Girdler Then Jesus told him, “Because you have seen me, you have believed; blessed are those who have not seen and yet have believed.” -John 20:29 The sun was barely visible over the...
Read More →By Sarah Layne Im rarely dirty. I mean really dirty: dirt under my fingernails, mud on my knees, dust on my face kind of dirty. Growing up I was covered in such filth as many-a-child...
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