In the Waiting
By Gary Khan When I was in my early twenties, God gave me a word and a…
Learning to Lament
By Jessica Sanford By nature, I tend to shy away from negative emotions, preferring a world where everyone is happy…
The Art of Mutual Accountability
By Monte LeLaCheur Major changes in life have a way of bringing new perspectives into our thinking. That has certainly…
GET THE RIGHT PEOPLE IN THE ROOM
By Randall A. Bach The crowd laughed at him. But he made them all leave, and he took the girl’s…
THE POWER OF “I AM SORRY”
By Randall A. Bach Communication will never cease to be a challenge, particularly during times of tension, disagreement, or grief….
On the Horns of a Dilemma
By President Randall A. Bach What should we, particularly Christians, do about public schools? Do we stay in or move…
Relish the Wonder
By Andrea Johnson I hate waiting. All I can think about is stuff I could be accomplishing. The other day…
It’s Always Darkest
By Andrea Johnson Remember the saying “It’s always darkest before the dawn”? There was a season in my life when…
Evangelism Doesn’t Have to Be Awkward
By Andrea Johnson I was on my first lap around a lake trail trying to get a run in before…
Tomorrow’s Melissa Will Thank You
By Melissa Stelly I have this thing that I do that may be considered quirky, something I do in many situations but especially when faced with something I don’t want…
No One Ever Told Me: I Need You
By Nicole Kerr I was having a conversation with some friends the other day and a statement came up that has become all too familiar: “I just don’t feel connected…
Good Grief!
By Dr. Ralph Vencill No one ever told me that grief would be such an intense part of our journey. My upbringing from a non-Christian background as well as some…