Redwood Pastor: ‘My Morning Begins with Mourning’
They come through the door with blankets wrapped around themselves shaking and exhausted […]
They come through the door with blankets wrapped around themselves shaking and exhausted […]
One of the great ironies in my latest call to ministry is its location. […]
In his book Protestants, church historian Alec Ryrie argues that two traits have characterized Protestants from the beginning: they have been both lovers and fighters. […]
God, we pray as uncertainty has captured our gaze, and anxiety drapes over minds with every headline. I know you to be gracious no matter
I had such glorious plans for summer. How could they have gone so astray?
Imagine this: a thriving suburban church dreams, plans, and then plants a daughter church in the downtown area of a nearby city. […]
“The shortest distance between two people is a conversation.” This statement resonates with me deeply in light of our many conversational deficits these days. […]
This Companion issue highlights the ministry of our Town and Country (T&C) churches, where some of the most consequential ministry in the Covenant takes place. […]
I stared at my Bible in desperation for several seconds, focused on the words of the passage […]
For thirty years it has been a privilege to serve first the gospel and then the church in this space.
