By Rosie Rosie was the winner of Wrecked for the Ordinary’s Tell Your Story Contest. Hachette Book Group provided giveaway book(s) for the contest winner. “Jesus, I need you.” He leaned forward in response and hugged her. She...
Read More →By Ryan Francis Twenty-first century America is a society rich in diversity. However, that diversity proposes many challenges, not least of which is religious tolerance. The need for a plan of action in this area...
Read More →By Seth Barnes, Founder of Adventures in Missions Here’s a really good question for youth pastors: “How can you equip your students with practical tools so they can spiritually nourish themselves, grow and reproduce?” After...
Read More →By Quoleshna Elbert Mark your calendar between October 3rd-11th. Brooke Annibale, Garrett Heath, Hiram Ring and Joy Ike make up the roster of “4 On Tour,” a team of individual artists whose styles range from...
Read More →By Jesse Medina So, you want to change the world? That’s a good thing. That motivation has paved the way for many of the innovative ideas that we enjoy today: iPods, the internet, cars, planes,...
Read More →By Andrea Krook Upon stepping into her shack, I thought she would die. I was right, and I’m not even a doctor. She died about a week later from AIDS, leaving six boys without a parent....
Read More →By Jonathan Griffiths Imagine a road that features a whole assortment of houses. There’s a regular two-story family house and next to it sits a puzzlingly large mansion, replete in splendor with manicured lawns and...
Read More →By Jeff Goins, Editor There are few artists in the Christian music industry that I respect as much as Jason Gray. His humility, talent, and testimony of brokenness all packaged together create an authentic singer-songwriter...
Read More →By Travis Monroe Health care: no other two words have stirred up so many emotions as these lately. Some say health care is a right; others say it’s only a privilege. Some believe that there...
Read More →By Gabrielle Dickinson Written after watching the Invisible Children Rough Cut documentary for the first time: One minute of watching, and my eyes are so accustomed to this sight that they don’t take long to...
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