A Bethel Alum Reflects on the Ongoing Sifting of the Charismatic Church
It remains to be seen what will come of the ministry and the future of charismatic Christianity more broadly
Opinion
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Failing forward and finding faith in resilience
Resiliency is overcoming difficulty, but not at the cost of ignoring or downplaying it
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Relationships Matter: Building Stability in an Unstable World
Investing in the people around us during times of stability can make the difference between flourishing or floundering when circumstances shift
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What the Bible Says about the ‘Man vs. Bear’ Debate
Our goal as followers of Christ should be to resist the effects of the curse of the fall by encouraging harmony, safety and understanding between men and women both within families and in culture
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C.S. Lewis and the Uses of Apologetics
Our own apologetic in our own voice for our own times If Lewis could have imagined in his life that almost a century later, he would still be helping us with that, he would have been astonished
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This Mother’s Day, Let’s Celebrate Our Spiritual Mothers
Mother s Day is right around the corner, and as we considered how to honor the holiday beyond the flowers and card-worthy sentiments, we saw an opportunity to highlight the spiritual mothers in our ...
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Historian Tom Holland Views Christianity through a Secular Lens
Being born again involves more than simply swimming in Christian waters
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There’s Hope in the Darkness of Depression and Anxiety
Mental health is a topic that affects individuals from all walks of life, including Christians
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Beware the Leaven of Progressive Clergy
It s imperative to be vigilant of their influence Beware their leaven, for it will drag this nation straight into Hell
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Jerusalem: Holy Fire Spread to the World
Lauren Draper of Churches for Middle East Peace reflects on attending an ancient ceremony marking Orthodox Easter alongside Palestinian Christians in the midst of harsh restrictions from Israeli authorities.
