coronavirus
Praying for Educators One Year into the Pandemic
By Kerissa Armstead Oh Lord, we need your grace, provision and strength. We ask for your protection and […]
Faith and Work
theology
Writers, Love Your Readers Like Christ Loved You
By Ashley Gorman Last week, we highlighted 5 principles to help you write with your audience in mind. […]
vocation
5 Tips to Help You Write to Your Readers
By Ashley Gorman Last week, we discussed the difference in writing for and writing to. There are many […]
vocation
Writers, Don’t “Shout into the Void.”
By Ashley Gorman As an acquisitions editor for a publishing house, I often hear this question: “What’s one […]
vocation
Bolts, Screws and the Gospel: Reflections on Working at a Hardware Store
By Brandon Webber One year ago, my family and I were at a point of transition, seeking to […]
parenting
3 Reasons Writers Should Read Regularly — And Tips For How You Can
Want to improve your writing? We’ve reached out to other writers and editors, and we’re putting them to […]
counseling
Pastor, You’ve Probably Experienced Trauma. Take Care of Yourself.
By Dave Hughes The first time the risks of my job hit me was in my substance abuse […]
coronavirus
2 Questions to Ask When You Question Your Calling
By Kathryn B. Zorn “Enjoy the journey.” One of my previous employers used to tell me this quite […]
vocation
Writing Tip: Let Love Permeate Your Writing
Want to improve your writing? This summer, we’ve reached out to other editors, and we’re putting them to […]
vocation
Writing Tip: 2 Practices That Changed My Writing
Want to improve your writing? This summer, we’ve reached out to other editors, and we’re putting them to […]
vocation
Writing Tip: Engage Your Audience
Want to improve your writing? This summer, we’ve reached out to other editors, and we’re putting them to […]
Writing Tip: The Wisdom in Waiting to Write
Want to improve your writing? This summer, we’ve reached out to other editors, and we’re putting them to […]
coronavirus
Real-Life Superheroes: An Ode to Essential Workers
By Benjamin Quinn and Nathaniel Williams COVID-19 has taught us a lot—about ourselves, our eating habits, how often […]
Writing Tip: When Less Is More
Want to improve your writing? This summer, we’ve reached out to other editors, and we’re putting them to […]
Culture
For Graduates: God’s Ancient Blueprint for Your Life and Work
By Nathaniel Williams Graduates, your senior year didn’t go according to plan. You’d hoped for a senior prom […]
ministry
Beyond Pragmatism: Developing a Theology of Teamwork
By Jeff Mingee A season of social quarantine has changed the way we interact with others. What’s interesting, […]
coronavirus
The Task of Teaching Remains the Same (and Other Observations from Online Instruction)
By Josh Herring Pastors, elders and denominational leaders have had to make difficult decisions over the last month. […]
coronavirus
9 Tips for Educators During COVID-19
By Kerissa Armstead Educators have suddenly been thrust into the world of online education. Some of us are […]
vocation
How Work Is a Part of Image-Bearing
By Brandon Garrett My life is anything but linear. Its trajectory resembles the meandering wanderings of a mountain […]
coronavirus
3 Ways You Can Pray for Healthcare Workers During COVID-19
By Nathaniel Williams COVID-19 has made all of our lives more complicated. Some of us are learning how […]
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