Is it actually hard to be a pastor? It is, writes Mike Niebaur, pastor of Redeemer Anglican Parish in Chicago, but the pastoral vocation is not unique in...
If you’re someone who reads, writes, and thinks for a living, it’s easy to forget that your work is or should be a real vocation rather than merely...
Found in Leviticus 25, the biblical practice of Jubilee is becoming ever more prominent in discussions about justice, poverty, and debt relief. Many evangelical authors mention Jubilee as...
In case you missed it – here are some of the top articles published on the blog this week. 1. Echoes of Eden: Reflections on Art, Faith, &...
C.S. Lewis died fifty years ago today, leaving behind an incredible literary legacy ranging from the beloved children’s series, The Chronicles of Narnia, to great theological and apologetic...
The Bible has a lot to say about poverty and helping others. Proverbs 14:31 tells us, Whoever oppresses a poor man insults his Maker, but he who is...
How do you bring clean drinking water to remote villages in India? Most people would respond with charity and aid, but Paul Polak started a for-profit business, according...
A minor controversy erupted in October when the Wall Street Journal reported on its front page, “Evangelical Leader Preaches Pullback From Politics, Culture Wars.” The evangelical leader referred...
Is suburbia destroying America? Will Seath in FareForward notes, Suburban sprawl, characterized by enormous houses, big-box stores, massive parking lots, and high-traffic multi-lane roads, is in conflict with...
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