By Cassandra Smith I glimpsed at a picture of Jesus. It is hard to describe, as I am sure all images of God are — yet the moment sticks with me. I see him walking...
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Read More →By Wrecked for the Ordinary In celebration of Ben and Jerry’s new Flipped Out dessert, the ice cream company is doing a story-telling contest for the person or group that is doing their part to...
Read More →By Shawna Spratt My adventure around India over the past month and a half has been one of the hardest things Iʼve done. God loves to put us in situations where we learn to surrender...
Read More →By Harold Vance Step Into These Shoes –Dedicated to the thousands who died at the Majdanek concentration camp in Lublin, Poland. Inspired by the shoe exhibit at the Holocaust Museum in Washington, DC. Could...
Read More →By Wrecked for the Ordinary Something’s not right in the world. Something is truly broken, and you sense that you may have at least a piece of what’s required to bring about healing. In the...
Read More →By Stephen Christian What if I had the power to cure AIDS? What if I had the formula, a simple compound solution made of household products that any one could make in their spare time...
Read More →By Matt Snyder I wasn’t sure what to expect when I picked up this book. I’m already ridiculously skeptical of self-help books because I already think that I have it all together that I don’t want...
Read More →By Sara Choe I think my heart broke a little this morning. Becky has wanted to care for orphans in Romania for about as long as she’s been in Romania (which is the early 1990s)....
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