Gospel-Centered Resources for the Hurting
Good Friday, Holy Saturday, and Resurrection Sunday are not just days on the Christian calendar; they are stages of the Christian journey—each […]
Good Friday, Holy Saturday, and Resurrection Sunday: The Rhythm of Our Lives Read More »
This is a challenging and important book by John Swinton, professor of Practical Theology at the University of Aberdeen in Scotland. In
Dementia: Living in the Memories of God (A Review) Read More »
Pain. It’s not a word we often associate with purpose. Pain feels cruel, senseless, and unnecessary—a reality we would rather avoid. And
When Pain has Purpose: God’s Work in Our Suffering Read More »
At the heart of the sacred art of listening lies the foundation of all other forms of attentive hearing—the character of the
The God Who Listens Read More »
Reckless. It’s not a word we often associate with God. Recklessness seems careless, impulsive, even foolish. Yet when it comes to describing
When Love Defies Logic: The Reckless Heart of God Read More »
Packing is a skillset in the military as the job requires readiness and mobility. Most of us pride ourselves on how much
Pack Light, Carry Heavy: A Call to Spiritual Agility Read More »
There are seasons of life when despair grips us. The weight of the world feels unbearable, the silence deafening, and the future
Grace in the Darkness: Discovering God’s Sufficiency in Our Suffering Read More »
We call it the prodigal son, but in reality there are three prodigals in Luke 15. The scene of the parable was
Luke 15: Two Prodigal Sons and One Prodigal God Read More »
Where can I go from your Spirit? Where can I flee from your presence?—Psalm 139:7 There are moments in life when we
Even There: The Persistent Presence of God Read More »
Recalling Paul’s Corinthian mission where he resolved to preach nothing but “Christ and him crucified,” he embraced the same principle in writing
Comparison. It’s a thief that robs us of joy and clouds the unique purpose God has for each of us. It sneaks
The God Who Writes Your Story Read More »
We don’t determine our neighbor, God does. Within Martin Luther’s words, “I have the neighbor I have,” lies a deep insight into
I have the neighbor I have Read More »
Giving, a topic that invokes mixed feelings and unease. Just the mention of the word in a church context might cause us
The Cross as the Foundation of Generosity Read More »
As Peter delivered his first sermon, he spoke with unshakable confidence. In the past forty days, Peter’s journey had been intense: he
Double-Teaming Death: The Faithful God and The Faith of the Son Read More »
The Approach Biblical interpretation should not be a detached exercise in reading narratives from a safe distance; instead, it invites us to
Connecting with the Characters: An Approach to Reading Biblical Narratives Read More »
My hammock ranks among my top five prized possessions, symbolizing rest and peace for me. You see, I have an inherent passion
The Divine Pause: Exploring the God Who Rests Read More »
Paul tells us we are all moving toward a moment when we stand accountable before our Creator. History ends in a courtroom—a
Just Do Nothing: The Free Gift of Justification Read More »
The call to honor one another isn’t a mere suggestion; it’s a command rooted in Scripture. Romans 16, often overlooked, is a
The Call to Outdo One Another in Honor Read More »
What does the doctrine of the Trinity have to do with our daily lives? It might seem like a lofty concept, but
Applying the Doctrine of the Trinity to Everyday Life Read More »
The book of Ecclesiastes is a puzzle, challenging the intellect and unsettling the spirit. Through history, its interpretation has sparked confusion and
Finding Joy in a Frustrating World: The Uncomfortable Wisdom of Ecclesiastes Read More »
The heart speaks a universal language through the medium of music, capturing life’s joys and sorrows. The Bible serves as the music
Bilingual Faith: The Language of Lament in Psalm 88 Read More »
In the Capps household, wrestling was a regular affair. Growing up with four older brothers, I quickly learned that survival often depended
Wrestling with God: Transformation in Unexpected Places Read More »
The Transformative Power of Sight Have you ever encountered a sight that left an indelible mark on your soul? Perhaps it was
The Majesty of the Lion and Lamb Read More »
In our cultural and personal beliefs, certain phrases have become ingrained as scriptural truths, shaping our understanding of the Bible’s teachings. However,
10 Things We Thought the Bible Said Read More »
Grief is a profound, universal human experience that shapes the contours of our emotional landscape. It is a journey through turbulent seas,
The Good News of a Grieving God: Anchoring Your Heavy Heart to Isaiah 53 Read More »