Stressed-Out Anglican Priests Turn to Trade Unions for Support
Although it is a vocation, it is also a very difficult role.
A Survivors’ Guide on How to Navigate Sexual Abuse in the Headlines
Honor all that happens for you today by deciding what you need.
Holiday Grief: An Unwelcome Guest Deserving of Radical Hospitality
Grief is an emotional, mental, and spiritual wound — and this is precisely because it is a relational wound.
After Synagogue Shooting, Fresh Thoughts on Giving Thanks
"There has to be a place in your heart for the sadness and the joy."
Man Enough to Ask for Help
I am grateful that I didn’t take the “just pray about it” approach to dealing with real emotional pain and trauma.
Battle Lines Form over Social Justice: Is It Gospel or Heresy?
Who gets to decide which cultures and which assumptions are closer to biblical truth?
In Gratitude to Our Supporters
Our staff have been deeply encouraged by the waves of support that have come in to affirm this mission of pursuing Jesus and justice.
End the Billy Graham Rule
Men can do better. The Billy Graham Rule thinks too little of men — especially the men I know.
Why We Must Never Forget the Plight of Refugees
It's very hard to have a hungry heart for God when hunger pangs and longing for acceptance plague the refugee.
What Caring Looks Like (and how we got it wrong with World Vision)
MAR 31, 2014 | BY: AUSTIN THOMAS -- I spent last Saturday walking around Anthem, AZ. It’s a strip of outlet malls and a Wal-Mart...