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Yearning for Something More than 2021

By Annie Lavi I browsed online for Christmas cards, scrolling through the masses of options late one evening. […]

Annie Lavi

Waking Up to the Reality of Death

By Nathaniel Williams As a pastor, I think about death far more than the average person. But recent […]

Nathaniel D. Williams

After COVID, We Need to “Break the Missional Code” Again

By Jeff Mingee In 2006, Ed Stetzer and David Putnam helped churches think strategically about mobilizing their churches […]

Jeff Mingee

8 Reasons We Can Be Thankful (Especially in 2020)

By Brandon Ward and Nathaniel Williams This week families across the country will celebrate Thanksgiving. In a normal […]

Brandon Ward

We’re All Grieving Right Now. How Is Godly Grief Different?

By Calley Sivils When we think of grief, we often think of death. While death is perhaps the […]

Calley Sivils

Who’s Coming to Dinner? Practicing Hospitality in COVID-19

By Annie Lavi Of course, nobody is coming to dinner. Although where I live, things are opening up […]

Annie Lavi

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 […]

Kathryn B. Zorn

COVID Treatments and Christianity: What Really Happens in Medical Research

By Alysha Clark You can’t scroll social media or turn on the news without being bombarded with information […]

Alysha Clark

3 Tips on Reaching Your Cross-Cultural Neighbors from a Social Distance

By Marie Burrus and Keelan Cook Thanks to COVID-19, many Christians might feel at a loss for how […]

Marie Burrus

A “Prophetic and Pastoral” Work (and More) | Keelan Cook’s Summer Reading Recommendations

As summer begins, we want to help you craft the perfect Summer Reading List. We asked Southeastern Seminary […]

Keelan Cook

What a Public Health ‘Open Letter’ Teaches Us About Our Need for Discernment

By Michael J. DeBoer Recently, more than a thousand public health professionals, infectious diseases professionals, and community stakeholders […]

Michael J. DeBoer

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 […]

Benjamin Quinn