We often think our work only matters if we’re in full-time ministry, going overseas to do missions, or running a para-church organization. The truth is, all work matters...
There are only two people with permanent, personally designated parking spots on the campus of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. As you would expect, one is for the president,...
I have heard there are two kinds of people in the world: those who believe there are two kinds of people and those who don’t. Jesus (at least...
Perhaps one of the most iconic plantation homes of the South, Boone Hall is not famous for its stately brick home or elegant column-lined porch. What makes the...
On Good Friday I watched Killing Jesus, a television movie based on Bill O’Reilly’s book by the same name. It was worse than I anticipated. The historical representation...
If Francis Schaeffer was alive today, Sufjan Stevens would make him very proud. Stevens’s new album, Carrie and Lowell, which debuted last Tuesday, was named best new music...
One of my favorite hymns is “Joy to the World.” We usually sing it around Christmas, but for years I have thought of it as an Easter hymn....
Annually the Easter weekend takes us through a wrenching drama, from the horror of a humiliating death to the hope of new life and resurrection. It would be...
While my husband and I were dating we attended a small Methodist church situated right on the edge of town, pastored by the minister who would one day...
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