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GRIT – Becki Baxter
Have you ever chosen a “word of the year”? Often it’s something personal from God and prayed over with great anticipation. I’ve never really been someone who does this – until this year. Still reeling from 2020, the hope for a redemptive 2021 was strong, so I prayed for a…
Staying Centered on the Source – Lecrae
In American churches, there tends to be an overemphasis on constructing a Pauline-dependant faith rather than a Christ-centred faith. We love referencing and speaking about Paul. We hone into things he said as if he wasn’t a real person. Here was an apostle who was a human being just like…
For The One Who Endures – Daniel Archibald
Grit. I see it daily in my profession. I see it in the eyes of the men and women, young and old, that have made the decision to improve the quality of their lives, and have asked me for my help. Everyone has different reasons for being there, but all…
Deconstruction In The Church – Josh De Keijzer
There is a lot of talk about deconstruction of faith. There is a growing movement among notably younger evangelicals in North America who are disenchanted with their faith. The questions they ask remain largely unanswered and they are leaving the fold in droves. So much so that even bastions of…
The Outward Facing Circle – Kaarina Hseih
Kaarina Hsieh What does it mean to be “resurrection people”? This is a question that Christ followers should be asking ourselves every day. St. Augustine said that “we are an Easter people and our song is Alleluia”. It is this reality, charged with the words of St. Francis of…
Becoming a Resurrection People — Jennifer Burnett
Broken. Buried. Raised. Scarred. The heart of the Christian story will always be Jesus and the cross. Jesus and the empty tomb. To be a resurrected people is to steward this story; it is to invite this story to be told over every other story, every other circumstance. A resurrected…
You Are – Liz Forkin Bohannon
What I said yes to was a Good Friday event and a reenactment of the crucifixion of Jesus. We drove to the address listed on the invitation and parked our cars along a residential street. We then walked for what felt like a long distance down a winding drive and…
The Great Reveal – Chris Chase
There’s a classic storytelling trope called “the reveal”. In it, the hero is finally made aware of a dangerous plot, a missing link or that the one they fancied was standing in front of them all along, asking to be loved. The hero has a choice at that moment. Either ignore…
From Heartbreak to Hope – Sheridan Voysey
Hope deferred makes the heart sick, but a dream fulfilled is a tree of life. Proverbs 13:12 As any couple trying for a child knows, every twenty-eight days you are looking for signs of success. For many couples, this expectation is met with disappointment for a few months until conception…
Adoption as Children of God – Paul Estabrooks
By Paul Estabrooks While working with Far East Broadcasting Company in Manila, Philippines, my wife, Dianne, and I felt led of God to adopt a baby Filipina girl. We named her Melinda and she happily joined our two older birth children as a permanent member of our family to this…
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