I (Respectfully) Disagree
How To Lose Your Phone In 10 Days
I got my first cell phone when I was nearly thirty years old. It was a piece of technology about the size of a candy bar, which I used only to make phone calls. A couple years later I also began using my phone for sending text messages — a laborious process requiring me to press the number key correlating with my desired letter (for example, to say “hi.” I’d press the number four twice for “h” to appear, then three more times for the letter “i”).
The Sound of Freedom
Amidst the loud cracks and zips of fireworks, and the laughter of free fellowship…I hear something else. Many people can’t hear it. Most would muffle it intentionally. It’s the sound of Poonam, a Christian woman in India, weeping outside the front gate of her home…
Christian Ethics in a Changing Culture
Keeping Connected: Biblical Community and Your Summer Schedule
Summer Reading: Secret Thoughts and House Keys
Letting Go
I remember going to a local festival when I was in first grade. There was a clown selling balloons and, to my surprise, my parents bought one and promptly tied it to my wrist. I loved that balloon. I don’t know why, but it instantly felt special to me. As I walked around with my balloon proudly stretching out from my tiny wrist—I felt it. The knot that secured my prize to my person slowly unraveled and slipped away. I watched the balloon float up as my heart sank.
Five Ways to Include Jesus in Your Summer Vacay
