Review: Lament Is the Beginning
Glenn Pemberton teaches Old Testament at Abilene Christian University. Because of a rare neurological syndrome […]
Glenn Pemberton teaches Old Testament at Abilene Christian University. Because of a rare neurological syndrome […]
Christians often say that God has a “wonderful plan” for our lives. I don’t believe that’s true. […]
Prayer has been a struggle for me throughout my life. I committed my life to Christ as a teen in a small Baptist church […]
A visit to my father’s homeland left me feeling less American but more fully human. […]
Mentors do more than pat us on the back and send us on our way. Their investment in our lives opens doors we hadn’t seen and gives us confidence to go through them.
When my kids were young, I worked hard to create meaningful Advent seasons in our house. […]
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