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Clay pitcher pouring water.
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Scott Hoezee

The Mindset of Christ

Religious people are really good at trying to keep all the “wrong” people away from Jesus.

An open door from an empty, blank room.
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Helen Luhrs

Where is God Now?

They were loved sparrows of great worth who needed a hand one lonely, heartbreaking day. What happened?

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Laura de Jong

Sorrow is Not an Inefficiency

My faith rests in the eventual restoration of all things and the resurrection of the dead. Resurrection demands that the dead are truly dead.

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Steve Mathonnet-VanderWell

Martini Saints and Liberal Legalists

As my Aussie in-laws would say, “Good on ya!” That’s your call and your calling. But please don’t press it on others

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Katie Roelofs

From the Bottom of My Lungs

I’ve found my way to a new trail. I don’t yet know its footing, so I cautiously watch each step. I don’t know the folks

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Scott Hoezee

What Does It Matter

The ethos of everything being about effort and rewards undercuts our appreciation for grace.

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Dave Larsen

Heaven Enough, For Now

He asked if we might like to use their corporate tickets to an upcoming Chicago White Sox game.

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Jared Ayers

Singing the Story

When our family convenes at table for dinner, we often invite our kids to do the praying. Our daughter’s invocation became a family favorite: “Jesus…Food…Thank

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Timothy Van Deelen

About That Dillard Piece…

I am simply dumbfounded at the power of her imagination, making connections and challenging intuitions and making her readers see.

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Jennifer L. Holberg

Luke’s “Implied Reader”

There’s an old joke that says one of the weirdest things about Jesus was that he was a man who managed to maintain 12 friendships