By Will Shelton When Jesus says love a neighbor, it includes the members of the political party that you aren’t in. This is the same Jesus who gets pulled head, hands, and feet first into...
Read More →By Mariah Secrest Amy Courts is one of those musicians whose songs you can put on repeat, and hours later still be enjoying the tunes like you were playing them for the first time. After...
Read More →By Jody Matheson Like many of our readers, C.S. Lewis Narnia chronicles have a special place in our hearts. I think this is because we know who Lewis was, and what he stood for, and...
Read More →By Caitlin Woodward “And I will give them singleness of heart and put a new spirit within them. I will take away their hearts of stone and give them tender hearts (hearts of flesh) instead...
Read More →By David Wile This is a true story. It happened to me just recently when I was doing my one day Rim to Rim hike of the Grand Canyon. It was approaching evening and it...
Read More →By Jamie Wallace Jamie just returned from Ethiopia with the Red Letters Campaign to help Children’s Hopechest launch an orphan care ministry. He was most moved by the people in the country, including this blind...
Read More →By Chad Michel I recently caught up with Derek Webb on the current Art Music Justice tour when it stopped in Evansville, IN. The tour features Sara Groves, Charlie Peacock, Derek and his wife Sandra...
Read More →By Matt Rose For the past year or so, I’ve become enraptured by the cause of social justice. After all, the Greek word that our Bible translators often render “righteousness” could, in truth, be just...
Read More →By Sarah Fujimoto In the past few years I have come to an ongoing question as I have worked and lived amidst the poor. I have seen poverty and outward suffering in ways that have...
Read More →By Mariah Secrest Depending on which part of the country/world you live in, you may or may not be enjoying the quintessential trademarks that mark the arrival of the fall season. I know I have...
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