Does it matter what kind of company I work for and what kind of values it seems to have?

Music is an integral part of worship for all congregants. So why are so many seniors feeling left out?

Our church council called a special congregational meeting to vote on calling a chaplain. Is that necessary when the chaplain isn’t going to be working at our church?

A desire to know Jesus was born within her and never left.

We cannot cherry-pick one half of that verse and ignore the other half.

There are several layers inherent in your question.

Her face is written with pain and uncertainty as the doctor brings more pills.

There are some important guiding Reformed principles that could lead us to more convergence.

That would contradict the other ideas and practices of Jesus and the first Christians.

One of the obvious problems with the death penalty is that you can’t bring someone back from the dead when you get it wrong.

This most likely means that my whiteness gave me the disease, but my blackness has kept it in check.

When I tell people I work with people who have Down syndrome, they often make comments about the patience I must have. I have grown tired of those comments.

Microchurches find their purpose and identity in being God’s sent ones.

This year in particular, the tree farm I grew up on reminds me that joy and sorrow often mingle side by side, especially during the holidays.

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A family who has a son with special needs has recently begun attending our church. How do we help make this transition into our church programs good for this family?

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The tree branches are bare, and the flowers in the garden are gone. But did you know that many plants need this time of cold winter weather to grow and bloom?

It was the custom in the Gereformeerde churches that six weeks before Good Friday, ministers would preach about the passages dealing with Jesus’ suffering.

I think sometimes we are so afraid of being defined by our grief or by our suffering that we try to avoid its presence in our lives.

I have thousands of photos in the cloud. I know they are not really in a cloud in the sky, but where are they?

Over dinner she said, “Neither of us is Christian, but we wondered if you could do our wedding anyway and take out all the religious stuff?”

None of us pictured graduating in a pandemic, trying to navigate through an online world, or starting a career from home.