Doubting
You might have second thoughts as you embark on a voyage. Or sometimes the directions can get confusing, and you’re unsure which way is the
You might have second thoughts as you embark on a voyage. Or sometimes the directions can get confusing, and you’re unsure which way is the
In a New York Times opinion piece, former atheist David Brooks shares his story of coming to faith. He describes both coming to faith and
Someone walks out of their home, gets into their car, and then drives with their eyes closed. This would be very uncommon, and probably no
Barbie was a blockbuster movie and caused a lot of commentary on gender roles, patriarchy, and matriarchy. “Rather than offering a blind affirmation of feminism or
The process of God empowering us as he calls us is like a father helping his young son learn a trade skill, like carpentry. The
NPR interviewed Koko Kondo, a woman who was just eight months old when the United States dropped a nuclear bomb on her city, Hiroshima. She
Sometimes it can be hard to know what to do or what step to take next. Kenneth Morefield’s thoughts on Ecclesiastes give us some wisdom
Thru-hikers focus on and spend lots of money on packing low-weight items in their packs. The goal weight is twenty pounds of items to last
We are in a spiritual war (Ephesians 6:12–18) against our Enemy, the devil, who is out to devour us (1 Peter 5:8–9). If we isolate
When a bride and groom get married, the bride’s name (usually) changes immediately. One or both of their addresses change and often so do bank
In the article “A Compass Saves the Crew,” Owen Edwards tells the story of a WWII sailor who saved lives when he used a compass
Frodo is one of many heroes in The Lord of the Rings. One overlooked hero is Samwise Gamgee, his hobbit companion and friend who faithfully
“Surely, while we teach that faith ought to be certain and assured, we cannot imagine any certainty that is not tinged with doubt, or any
In N.T. Wright’s book, Surprised by Scripture, he writes about how Christ came to fulfill the law and how this changes the interpretation of the
“Somehow we realize that great stories are told in conflict, but we are unwilling to embrace the potential greatness of the story we are actually