The City and The City: Living In Formational And Worshiping Distance
In his novel The City and The City, English author China Mieville sets a murder mystery in two cities, Beszel and Ul Quoma.
Faith
Religion Can Be Deadly
If you are a Christian, take a moment to joy-check your religion. And if you’re not, could you be missing out on real and lasting happiness in your life?
Is There a Master Builder? How Lego Points to Something Bigger
Lego may give an insight into some of life’s biggest questions, and a pointer that maybe the atheist explanation for the universe is inadequate.
Encouragement for the Person Who’s Waiting on a Promise
Holding out for a promise that feels a million miles away? Be encouraged that God is working on all the promises he makes because he keeps them.
Don’t Need God? You Might Have Samson Syndrome
It’s a dilemma we all face in one way or another. We all experience the illusion of strength in our lives which causes us to think we don’t need God.
Why Sweet Revenge Is Actually Bitter
Unfortunately revenge, while it feels good in a fleeting moment, ultimately leaves us feeling even more empty and angry than before.
Getting Off The Merri-Go-Round Of Your Thoughts
Stuck on the merri-go-round of your thoughts? You have the power of peace at any moment to help you slow everything down in your head.
5 Lessons Western Christians Should Learn from Persecuted Christians
A book focusing on the experience of persecuted Christians can help Western Christians prepare for a future in which religious freedom is severely eroded.
‘God and Hamilton’ – The Deeply Religious Story of the Hit Musical
Hamilton delves into the life of a deeply religious man, who fought for the downtrodden and sought forgiveness and redemption.
The Future of Worship: How COVID Changed the Way We Church
The global health crisis has dramatically shifted the way people connect with their church. Is it for good, or will service soon return to normal?