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We see evidence of failure all around us: our bodies, marriages, friendships, and communities... but there is a healing to come in Jesus.

We’ve been walking through the story of God through word, art, and song over the last several blogposts. Today the story continues...

I loved learning and I loved having answers, but this last decade has been an untangling of that innate impulse in me to have an answer...

In ancient Near-Eastern civilization, it wasn’t uncommon for a superior power’s king to make a treaty with a lesser power’s king...

What makes your heart sing? And is it a song worth singing? Read more here.

What do we cry out in the midst of oppression? God’s deliverance is coming. It was coming in a powerful and unexpected way...

Whether you’ve grown up in the church or not, Abraham is a name you’ve likely heard before. In fact, three of the world’s major religions...

It’s usually around 6:45am. I’m bleary-eyed and trying to make my way through that morning’s Bible reading, when I hear...

I was 16 years old when I wrote my first song. I used to write quite a bit of poetry and there was one this particular poem that...

Part 2 of "Rend Your Hearts." Grace Assad discusses how God is looking for so much more than the facade we oft

This year I’ve noticed a pattern. I have a significant crisis of identity about once a decade. As a 10 year old...

Whenever Jesus spoke about the kingdom of heaven, he never said what it was; only what it's like. Maybe he was onto something.

Crowns, beholding, Good Friday, and Burger King. Huh? Read more here:

It’s been said “a picture's worth a thousand words,” but considering the noisy political posts that have swept across our feeds, I'd say...

I have an app that shows me every day what I was doing last year, 2 years ago, 5 years ago, etc. It’s like a time capsule that helps me...

Everyone was sad this morning. Have to go to school... sad. Can’t go to the zoo and ride the train... sad. Missing grandparents... sad....

We are poems of grace, and so are you. New beginnings are a beautiful thing. Something new began when my choir came to sing at Peter’s...

Again. Once again, our mischievous three year old grabs his older brother’s beloved lego creation. It doesn’t matter how many times we...

Reflections on 2020 So much shame and guilt. Spending any time on social media sent my mind and heart into a tailspin. I would...

The life of following Jesus is a death sentence. Alarming? Perhaps, but there is glory in this particular death. It’s a death meaning...