
Was Blind, but Now I (kind of) See
“Was blind, but now I see.” If only it were that simple. If only we went through life experiencing blindness (the problem), and then having

“Was blind, but now I see.” If only it were that simple. If only we went through life experiencing blindness (the problem), and then having

John projected his own doubts onto his friend “The Twin” and branded him alone among all twelve apostles.

Todd Korpi’s AI Goes to Church is an engaging resource for Christian leaders exploring the implications of artificial intelligence for their ministry, even as it

Belhar did not define unity. It proclaimed it. It reminded the church that Christ had torn down the dividing wall of hostility, and anything that

They talked about the small gifts Alan would give to people, trinkets he picked up at the dollar store or thrift store. I myself was

If you are giving a talk about climate change, the very last thing you want to do is flip through a series of slides with

Lent begins in darkness and asks people of faith to search and sit with it, to sit with the uncertainty and longing — and if

Yes, I knew I had broken the rules, and I admitted I’d made bad choices. But that was not the end of it. I was

When I turn to look out that window, the squirrel and I seem to have a staring contest. “What’cha going to do about it?” he