Christianity, Scholarship, Service
Sometimes the refrain of lament-to-praise feels like whiplash, like a contradiction. To those unfamiliar with it, it undoubtedly reads that way. And yet it’s the walk of faith: the sometimes-grim or sorrowful recognition of what feelings exist, the acknowledgment of one’s circumstances, paired with the resolution that God is who God is. [Click title to read more.]
Jesus had a knack for seeing those who felt unseen. We ought to cultivate it, too. [Click title to read more.]
The quick intimacy cultivated in a church setting can be misleading. [Click title to read more.]
How do you know exactly what God wants you to do? The answer might not be what you think. [Click title to read more.]
Be wary of reading the tea leaves of your circumstances to deduce how God feels about you. [Click title to read more.]
God works in amazing ways for the traveler willing to meet with Him. [Click title to read more.]
Our God of great wonders can also be a God of small subtleties. Take care not to miss His work. [Click title to read more.]
