By Andrew Kreye. One of the things I find most fascinating about learning a new language is how it can change the way you think. It can also give you new insight into the language you already understand...
To Infinity and Beyond
Let Yourself Be Thirsty
By Marc Rademaker. Maybe part of what Jesus is calling us to right now is to fully realize our need for Him, someone we cannot live without.
Something Beautiful for God
By Jonathan Lynch. If you're anything like me, you've been spending quite a bit of time at home recently. Perhaps more than you would like to. Chances are good that, having been thrown off of your regular schedule, you're wondering what to do with your time...
“Waltz of the Traitor” by Aly Aleigha
By Bryn Rademaker. While Lent is an opportunity for us to dive deep in the sufferings of Christ, meditating on this subject sometimes leaves us low, reminding us of our utter weakness and brokenness.
The Call to Radical Discipleship
By Shelby Hawks. If you had asked me a year ago who my favorite saints were, I would have nervously stammered and uttered the first few names that came to mind. I had never had real relationships with the saints because for the longest time they had seemed so vastly different from me...
St. Francis de Sales
By Jonathan Lynch. I would like to introduce you to a man named Francis de Sales, whose feast day is the 24th of this month. Francis was the eldest of six sons born to Francis and Frances de Sales. Talk about recycling names, right?
Wrapped
By Marc Rademaker. Christmas. Wrapped. The first thing that comes to mind? Probably presents sitting under the tree waiting to be unwrapped, dying to see what’s underneath that seal that has disguised them
Jesus Loves You Personally
By Jenny Hill. In the beginning God created... me! And He knew exactly where to put me.
