WESLEY ARNING

This time may teach leaders what it means to lead and not to be a helicopter parent. We must give our members the tools and training they ne

Exile and Solitude. Two unpopular ideas in this day and age, and yet they may be the very motifs that can guide us through the next few week

The power of Christianity is that it is all about a relationship with God. A God who loves us, who would’ve died for us even if we were the

If you're tired of the same old commercialism this December, then think about some thoughtful ways you can journey through Advent. Advent is

The church time and again can seem out of touch, hypocritical, warm and fuzzy with no substance, or just plain boring.

This church has risen from the ashes and is now flourishing in so many ways. This is a gospel story if I’ve ever seen one.

I remember my heart sunk when I heard the news. The question that kept coming to me that night was, “Why?”

I knew if I went through with it, I would be missed. I knew my family would cry, my classmates would feel sad for me, and in some strange...

God’s call on our life and our vocation may not be the particular job that we are doing right now, but the state in which we do that job.