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Could Genuine Friendship Soothe the Ache of Singleness? By Katy Weaver Singleness can be hard. Some may be in a place where they disagree, while others may be tracking entirely. Regardless of where you find yourself, the desire of this piece is to encourage and uplift, rather than be an unhelpful reminder of an undesirable

Lifestyle Discipleship: Good Followers Make Good Fathers By Matt Steele   In his excellent book Shepherding a Child’s Heart, Tedd Tripp writes:  The only safe guide is the Bible. It is the revelation of God who has infinite knowledge and can therefore give you absolute truth. God has given you a revelation that is robust

Sick Kids and Empty Graves By Trevor King   Recently, my wife and I endured another sleepless night with sick children. Both of our girls were sick and, being extremely young, couldn’t have any medicine to help alleviate their symptoms. This kept them both up, which kept us up. On top of that, our youngest

The Witness of Imagination I love fiction. While many people enjoy watching “reality” shows like The Amazing Race or The Great British Baking Show, I prefer stories set in galaxies far, far away. As comedian Jerry Seinfeld quips, “When men are growing up and they’re reading about Batman, Spiderman, Superman … those are not fantasies

  In a broken world, grief is inevitable. While the experience of grief is common, responding well to grief is not. Perhaps you have seen a grieving person spiral downward into a pit of self-despair, or display self-destructive habits, or completely isolate themselves from friends and family. Perhaps that person is you. The experience of