Good news for the weary
In our community group last night, our group leader shared this passage from Isaiah as an encouragement to all of […]
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No one is too far gone to be saved
There’s this moment on the cross when Jesus is about to die that seems strange to me. It’s one that’s
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Hope in heartbreak
An online acquaintance shared this yesterday, and it broke my heart: I realized why I hadn't been particularly struck by
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You are never alone (though you may not realize it)
I’m almost always grateful when I see other Christians writing attempting to write honestly about pain, suffering, sadness, and grief. We
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On hope, joy, pain, and false dichotomies
How many of us would say we are joyful people? Chances are, probably not that many. And we all have
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For goodness’ sake, be heavenly minded!
I don’t get people who say things like, “You’re too heavenly minded to be of any earthly good.” Correction, I
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Hope out of a hard question from Jesus
The other day, I read a particularly convicting question from Jesus: “Why do you call me ‘Lord, Lord,’ and not do
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Obadiah, judgment, and finding the good news in the least-read book of the Bible
My wife and I don’t agree on music. She tends to like songs that are bright and upbeat, where I
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The happy ending we are longing for
I love a good happy ending. At least, if it makes sense for the story. There are some that a
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Longing for the first chapter
My daughter and I finished reading The Last Battle last night. I’ve read it before, of course—at least four times, in fact.
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