ministry
Meditation and Hope For the Highs and Lows of Ministry
By Marie Burrus *Deep breaths* It’s that time of day again. After tucking my kids into bed, I […]
vocation
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culture
Connecting with Your Congregation Without Compromising Biblical Truth
By Steven Madsen We live in a world constantly competing for our attention. Businesses spend millions of dollars […]
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education
Talking to Tweens: Lessons from my Middle School Mission Field
By Anna Schaeffer In seminary, my brain was soaked in Christology, soteriology, missiology, ecclesiology, eschatology…so many -ologies. These words […]
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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 […]
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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 […]
education
Want to Pursue a PhD? Make It a Family Decision
By Marie Burrus Whenever a couple asks my husband and me for advice before pursuing a doctorate, it […]
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
What a Little-Known Monk Can Teach Us About Work
By Nathaniel Williams You and I tend to segment our lives into categories of work and leisure, sacred […]
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 […]
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