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Worshiping When Your World Is Falling Apart Show faith, not fear, while you’re still in the storm. by JEFF KINLEY JESUS CHRIST WAS A MIRACLE-WORKING Messiah. And had you been one of His original twelve disciples, you would have experienced a fair share of those divine encounters. One of those miraculous moments is recorded in […]

Wait for the Ending What will you call your loss? by NICKI KOZIARZ WHAT WILL IT TAKE for you at the end of your life to be able to say, “It is well with my soul”? I’ve been thinking about those words from that old hymn a lot lately. Because a few months ago, at […]

Vetted: Nathan Sheridan One singer’s unlikely path to music winds through service to his country. by Lindsay Williams MAKE A DIFFERENCE. Isn’t that what we all want to do? That’s why singer, song­writer, and worship leader Nathan Sheridan joined the National Guard. “I wanted to do something to make a dif­ference,” he says. “I wanted […]

Poet, writer, rapper, and teacher, Jackie Hill Perry, opens up about marriage, mother­hood, and ministry. Words to Live By by HOLLY BASHAM JACKIE HILL PERRY has a way with words, and people can’t stop listening. In the last six months, this gifted poet, rapper, writer, and teacher has launched her second hip hop album, released […]

A Boomer’s LAMENT How we relate to the next generations has timeless consequences. by KERRY NATIONS I HAVE A HEART FOR YOUNG ADULTS and emerging adults — Millennials and what we are currently calling Generation Z. In full disclosure, there’s good reason for it. I’m the father, father-in-law, uncle, and uncle-in-law of seven Millennial young […]

Keeping It Real Blessings from a birth mother allow me to be a mom. by Allison Dellinger WELL, IT HAPPENED — right in the middle of the Fuzzy’s Taco Shop restroom. I was com­pletely caught off guard. I had been waiting for this moment for five years; but in all honesty, I thought I had […]