Autumn colors are both a natural phenomenon and a hint of God’s glory. It’s important to enjoy both.
Discernment means praising the good and naming the bad.
Is foreign aid—like giving mosquito nets to poor countries—to help the poor, or to make America more prosperous?
Trusting in the Lord should mean that we are not afraid of bad news. Really?
What does it mean to “give God my all”? And do I mean it when I say I do?
Just when we think we know what an heirloom tomato looks like, one comes in a CSA box that reveals a divine sense of humor.
Charlie Kirk’s tragic death provides a time to mourn, and to reflect. Here’s an article to help us do that.
Knowledge is needed, and wisdom is essential. We have been shaped by our world to be more ready to accept knowledge.
Even folklore can have significance if we are willing to imaginatively dig deeper into the reality behind the stories.
In a broken, fallen world, predation occurs. Though not pleasant, it still is part of the world God created for his glory.