by Jakob Y. Kim
In a world addicted to efficiency, prayer is a kind of rebellion. It slows the tempo of existence and reclaims time for tenderness.…
by Martha Karas
Storytelling is not merely self-expression; it is ministry. Psalm 147:3 declares, “He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds.”…
by Sharon Gallagher
If someone we loved was ill or dying, would we stop feeding and caring for them? No, our care for them would increase.…
by Dwight Watts
The Church has struggled with “technology” and culture for millennia. In the past 500 plus years, the faithful have dealt with the consequences of the printing press,…
by Pie Martinez
To follow Jesus in the context of mental health is to exchange our proclivity to “fix” for walking forward in the recognition that God’s work…
by Corey Hatfield
A friend once asked, “How can you love him when he causes so much pain?” I answered truthfully, “While Grayson has been at the center of so many challenges, I’ve never once viewed him as the source of my pain. I am who I am because of him.”…
by Victor Clemente
I have been harboring anger toward my God for some time. The revelation came when I least expected it, as these things often do…
Tributes to Sharon Gallagher…
by Charlie Cotherman
When former Campus Crusade staff member Jack Sparks and an eclectic team of folks who called themselves, rather boldly, the “Christian World Liberation Front” considered how to best present the good news of Jesus on the campus of UC Berkeley in the late 1960s, one of the means they chose was a Christian adaptation of the street papers that had become part and parcel of student unrest across the country.…
by Sharon Gallagher
One of the striking things the Gospels reveal about Jesus is his concern for outsiders…