For years, I questioned the value of praying for a husband, since I knew singleness could be part of God sovereign plan.
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Breaditation: A Baker’s Reflection on Jesus, The Bread of Life
I like bread. Not in an obsessive sort of way – I don’t dream about bread, or spend all of my waking moments thinking about bread – but in a steadier, more quotidian sort of way. It’s just part of the rhythm of life.
“Pope Francis: A Man of His Word” Is A Must See Film For Every Protestant
Wender’s film shows us that, contrary to what media pundits have reported, the Pope is not a liberal ideologue but a voice for the voiceless, a lover of the unloved, and one who is gently and clearly calling out in the wilderness for us to emulate the life of Christ in the world.
3 Ways To Reach Your (20-Something) Friends With The Gospel
There’s a new challenge among reaching Canadian young adults for the gospel today. I want to share with you what I think that challenge is and how we can effectively engage it.
Maturing Through Moral Anxiety
Some people collect beetles, or stamps, or objects with penguins on them. Apparently, I collect crises of conscience. Because moral angst has been a prominent feature in the landscape of my spiritual journey, I’d like to share what I’ve learned with others who traverse those regions.
3 Reasons I Find It Hard To Get Excited About Heaven
After three repetitions of the chorus from “10,000 Reasons” at church, I’m ready to call a time-out and connect with the maroon cushions, not stay on my feet for another four songs.
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