In a previous Relevant article, Curt Devine sums up a dilemma that many Christians—especially young professionals—face: We often sacrifice depth in friendships, closeness to family members and commitments...
What does a sermon preached in nineteenth century Scotland have to do with today’s business headlines? Plenty. Thomas Chalmers, the Scottish pastor/professor who taught moral philosophy at St....
Mid-summer flowerbeds can be monstrously frightening. A few months ago, the dark mulch was rich and thick. The edges were crisp, and all was clean. That was late...
I’m reading a book called Redeeming the Routines by Robert Banks (another book given to me by my book-generous husband) and he talks about a theology of sleep....
The joy of serving a risen Savior can often be overshadowed by seeing suffering and death all around. From a shooting at a traffic stop in Grand Rapids,...
Early in our ministry we discovered a pent-up demand for Christians in specific industries to gather and discuss the unique struggles and questions arising within their industry. Christians...
The hurdler crouches in position, ready to take on the obstacles before him or her. They can run straight ahead, head down, plowing through whatever gets in their...
God created the world in beauty and perfection. Sin shattered that world but could not destroy it. And so we are surrounded by beauty and brokenness every day....
What is the most important thing we need to do in this life as Christians? There are good clear summary statements to this point in the Bible. The...
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