How to Let Christ Transform Your Mind Daily
As we walk with Jesus, we begin to look more like him daily, learning to take our thoughts captive, embrace a renewed mind and life, and, most importantly, love God and others.
Why Must We See Forgiveness as a Journey?
Forgiveness should truly be understood as a current and ongoing reality in the life of a Christian that’s growing towards maturity.
From Judges to Justices: Keeping Executive Power in Check Is an Ancient Problem
How evangelicals are responding to the Supreme Court’s latest ruling on presidential immunity. In the Bible, ancient Israel wrestled with how to restrain corrupt rulers. A modern-day version of that political question went before the US Supreme
Interview: Evangelical School Exemplifies Special Needs Education in Jordan
Director describes how Alliance school’s “Christian spirit” addresses social challenges to achieve academic inclusion of students with disabilities. Ten years ago, evangelicals in Jordan helped pioneer inclusive education for students with disabilities. A decade later the minister of
Interview: Evangelical School Exemplifies Special Needs Education in Jordan
Director describes how Alliance school’s “Christian spirit” addresses social challenges to achieve academic inclusion of students with disabilities. Ten years ago, evangelicals in Jordan helped pioneer inclusive education for students with disabilities. A decade later the minister of
The Lovely Country That Smells of Evil
A memoir of apartheid-era South Africa juggles affection, anger, and hope for redemption. I was a student at Syracuse University during the years of South Africa’s apartheid regime. A few tents had been set up in protest
Isaac Asimov Believed the World Could Go on for Thousands More Years. Why Can’t Christians?
Why the church so often (erroneously) predicts our own demise. The signs are escalating every day. The world is in turmoil. We are on the cusp—right now—of the end of the age.” So reads the disclaimer for
The Lovely Country That Smells of Evil
A memoir of apartheid-era South Africa juggles affection, anger, and hope for redemption. I was a student at Syracuse University during the years of South Africa’s apartheid regime. A few tents had been set up in protest
Isaac Asimov Believed the World Could Go on for Thousands More Years. Why Can’t Christians?
Why the church so often (erroneously) predicts our own demise. The signs are escalating every day. The world is in turmoil. We are on the cusp—right now—of the end of the age.” So reads the disclaimer for
Small plane crash kills 5 Georgia family members en route home from Cooperstown baseball tournament
New York State police confirmed on Monday that five members from the same metro-Atlanta family died in a plane crash on their way home from a baseball tournament in upstate New York. The family members were returning