
The Wonder of Truth: Caring for Words as an Act of Discipleship
Despite all the ways we might continue to disagree, we absolutely must recommit ourselves to one common goal: the pursuit of truth.
Despite all the ways we might continue to disagree, we absolutely must recommit ourselves to one common goal: the pursuit of truth.
In many ways, 2020 has been an Advent kind of year: a year when hope has been the currency of our survival, and joy has shown up in the most unexpected places.
What if I could learn how to feel and express gratitude in a way that brings glory to God throughout my day?
Love is the greatest because it’s not just the plan to restore God and his people. It’s the goal.
There is a way back to joy, and the directions are simple. “Draw near to God and He will draw near to you” (James 4:8). Once you get there, joy will be waiting.
We hold our joy in the same hands that we carry burdens. We run through nature and find our peace because the world is so very fractious. And for those few moments of breathing deeply and listening to the cicada chorus serenade us, we are okay.