The consolation of the sufferer is the fact that God does not abandon the human in her hour of most desperate need.
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Interpreting Scripture through Mystery, Doubt, & Ancient Lit: A Review of “Inspired”
In her new book, Inspired, popular blogger Rachel Held Evans engagingly wrestles in reconciling the difficult passages in the Old Testament with the overarching message of the Bible.
Work and Rest: Cultural Lessons from a Semester Abroad
In finding a sense of fulfillment and purpose, is it possible that somewhere along the way, we placed work at a level it was never meant to be on, changing the standard of what is successful and focusing our efforts on growth and improvement, never capable of saying we have enough?
Why Doesn’t the U.S. Mandate Paid Leave?
While it’s easy to use these statistics to criticize the United States as fundamentally broken or backwards, it’s worth taking the time to pick apart the assumptions at play for why the U.S. has not created a statutory entitlement to some type of paid leave.
Loving Our Neighbors: A Review of “The Gospel Comes with a House Key”
Have we authentically shared the gospel in ways that people can hear, see, touch, and taste? Has “loving our neighbors” been genuinely, substantially, and sacrificially practiced?
Gen Z Perspective: When I Left the Church
When I talk to my fellow Gen Z’s about their church attendance, the most common answer involves the difficulty of making the decision to go.