I knew when I began this journey that I’d likely hear stories from other survivors too. What I didn’t expect was that over half of them would be male.... continue reading
Where is God? Does God have any relevance in the face of great mountains of human degradation and pain?... continue reading
And while homeschooling is a blessing – and I myself have chosen to homeschool my children – the privacy, the seclusion, and the isolation it afforded created a protective shield for my father.... continue reading
Books on suffering written by academic types rarely connect with people who are actually suffering. I work in Oxford, and I have had the opportunity of studying and teaching throughout my adult working life. In the course of that time, I have found myself drawn to thinking about and reflecting on some of the toughest questions of life. Through all of that, I have come to realize that if Christian faith is worth considering, it needs to be deep enough to cope with our most rigorous human scrutiny and our most heart-rending questions.... continue reading
In an effort to do all the things we’re supposed to make sure to do, we run our children from playgroups to practices, all the while somewhat confused and lost in the haze, wondering, “Am I doing everything I’m supposed to do?” ... continue reading
In this episode we chat to Melissa about the challenge modern Christian parents face as they seek to disentangle their children from worldly aspirations, while encouraging them to glorify God and enjoy him forever. ... continue reading
Proverbs’ wisdom is not just learned intellectually but lived out practically. And it’s not lived out alone. Proverbs’ wisdom is found in relationship with the Lord.... continue reading
In this episode we talk to renowned conference speaker and bible teacher, Kathleen Nielson about her new study guide to the book of Proverbs. ... continue reading
We’re amazed at the creativity and gifts God has given his people. Here are some of our favorite examples of using books as ministry tools. ... continue reading
In many parts of the Christian church today the Psalms are a neglected treasure: many churches are like a poverty-stricken house with incalculable riches forgotten, neglected, moth-eaten and dusty in the attic.... continue reading
