The Ones Who Led the Way
It is through their testimony, their witness, that they passed down the faith we have today.
The Problem of Cultural Comfort Zones
If we’re serious about pursuing deep and meaningful cross-cultural relationships, we need to put in a bit more work. We can’t just live in our own lane and interact when someone different from us happens to occasionally show up where we live.
Who Has Your Trousers? Keeping Company in the Darkness
I’ve spent time over the last few years researching people in church history who struggled with depression, but intertwined with their stories are those of their friends and family members who kept company with them in the dark.
In Living Kindness
When our psychology, theology, and economics are out-of-balance, we are in chaos.
Nuns & Nones Helps Millennials Find Surprise Soulmates in Catholic Sisters
It's OK to ask questions without answers.
End the Billy Graham Rule
Men can do better. The Billy Graham Rule thinks too little of men — especially the men I know.
When Immigration Takes a Human Face
APRIL 21, 2014 | BY: JON HUCKINS -- As the “immigration issue” continues to be discussed in our country, for me, it is becoming...
Why Hearing, "I'm Gay" Changed My Straight, Christian Life
JAN 8, 2014 | BY: EMILY TIMBOL -- “Emily, I’m gay.” He said it more to the ground than me. It felt like all the air was sucked out of my lungs...
Proximity and Relationship: A Personal Story
JUNE 3, 2013 | BY: MICHAEL KIMPAN -- It is impossible to advance the message of reconciliation without being in proximity to and relationship...