Whenever sin is publicly exposed, many of us respond with well-meaning but misguided empathy. But this response often does more harm than good. There has to be a better way to respond—but what is it?

We are all relational beings, whether we admit it or not. Our relationships are essential to our functioning and flourishing. But what happens when our relationships are disrupted? What challenges do we face, and how can we overcome them?

Christians ask how we can reach the West again. As much as we need to evangelize, people must see its fruit. They need to see our fellowship. But what does that mean, and what difference does it really make?

Christians in the West don’t typically experience overt persecution. But we do experience pressure to compromise our faith in many ways. So how do we respond when we experience this kind of pressure, no matter its source? With perseverance.

When we are experiencing grief and the weight of the world, it’s hard to know what to do. Where do we turn in times of trouble? While it can be tempting to run from God, we need to turn to him because he is the one who can help.