What is Christian Recovery ministry and why has the church been so slow to respond to the need? Dr. Stephen P. Stratton of Asbury Theological Seminary sits down with Dr. Dale S. Ryan of Fuller
Sigmund Freud observed that the two great themes of adult life are love and work. Although reluctant to elevate Freud’s work as a spiritual compass, I think his observations on this point were on target–
Luke 1:26-38 Mary is the first. She leads the procession of Christian believers who will one day accept Jesus into their heart, as we say it. Mary is first. She accepts Jesus to lay His
A story is time itself, boxed and compressed. It is the briefest entertainment and simulacrum of real life, which is big and messy and requires a strange kind of endurance. The story is stylized for
I was exhausted by the time I reached the security checkpoint. I had spent the weekend on the East Coast, and I’d just sprinted across the airport terminal to catch my flight back to Lexington:
John Wesley on the Soul: Interview with Kenneth Collins and Kathy Milans
This morning’s newspaper carries a curious headline: “HEALING ON HOLD” The reference is to a community of people who couldn’t heal from the trauma of the destructive hurricane that leveled their school. The insurer held up
“We can’t go there. We can play anywhere in our yard.” My oldest child explained the boundaries for outside play to visiting friends. “If you do that one more time, I am going home.” My
I was driving to work this week and saw in the morning sky glow the criss-crossed streaking residue of at least eight, probably more, military jets. Far below in the common field to my left
If you were to see a person wearing a lapel pin that said “Americans for Reform” what would you assume that person valued, believed, and perhaps, voted for? I was in Washington D.C. this past
In this short video, Marilyn Elliott looks at our society’s seemingly constant state of transition and offers advice on how to manage it well.
“Every day is a masterpiece, even when it crushes you,” voices the blind woman on page 66 of Simon van Booy’s book, The Illusion of Separateness. I went to the public library on Saturday morning
