Tag: Inspiration

When it comes the Matamoros, Mexico, camp where nearly 2,000 migrants and asylum-seekers live, it’s difficult to see what’s really going on.

The psalms cover everything from giving God thanks to being jealous of the rich to wishing death upon an enemy’s children—normal human emotions.

We can choose to step into our story, no matter what’s happening around us. Or, we can give in to what’s happening around us. 

Will we be able to remember the way we were changed by this experience, and continue to live with the needs of our brothers and sisters in mind?

A Chicago church elder reflects on why his pastor’s decision to resume in-person worship services sends the wrong message.

There is an increasing imbalance in the listening-talking equation, and the talking side far outweighs the listening side.

Many people argue that the removal of Confederate monuments will "erase" both history and beauty from the public square, but Christians must consider the statues' ethical value before defending them.