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After nearly fifty years of marriage, Mike Guerrero writes that caring for his wife during the long good-bye of Alzheimer’s is a privilege. But sometimes, he confesses, he fails her.
After nearly fifty years of marriage, Mike Guerrero writes that caring for his wife during the long good-bye of Alzheimer’s is a privilege. But sometimes, he confesses, he fails her.
Dana Bowman brings us into the cluttered basement of a difficult season, where job loss, anxiety, and overwhelm collide. Through dust, spiders, and a rediscovered telescope, she traces how small acts of courage can open space for hope when answers are still unfolding.
A brief exchange in 118°F Yuma highlights the value of labor. Mike Guerrero, retired Covenant pastor, reminds us that dignity can begin when we learn someone’s name.
Could authentic confession be the key to effective evangelism? Discover how embracing vulnerability and truth-telling can transform the church’s witness to the world.
A small act of kindness, like greeting a stranger, can shine Christ’s light and transform ordinary encounters into moments of grace.
A childhood belief about being allergic to turkey leads to a deeper reflection on healing within the church.
Preach the gospel by doing what you can and trust God to make it sufficient and maybe even extraordinary.
Considering how the past shapes the structures of our society can be an act of spiritual formation.
A hip-hop feud and a Netflix drama illustrate the value of working through conflict to win a greater sense of peace.
How the Holy Spirit is the firmware that gives me a “plug-and-play” kind of faith.
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