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He Is Risen! You’re Risen, Too!
We all rejoice to exchange the traditional Easter greeting: “He is risen.” “He’s risen indeed!” The Bible teaches Christians to add another greeting: “He is risen.” “I’m risen, too!”
Holy Saturday: The Day of Waiting
It’s Saturday, but Sunday’s coming!
Good Friday: The Seven Last Words of Christ on the Cross
One of the most powerful practices you can participate in during Good Friday is reflecting on the Seven Last Words of Christ on the cross.
10 Free Educator Copies of Beyond the Suffering
Are you an educator in church history, multicultural ministry, counseling, or pastoral ministry? You can receive a free copy of Beyond the Suffering.
Women’s History Month, Part 5: Elizabeth Keckley—A Tornado of Sorrow
“I bathed Mrs. Lincoln’s head with cold water, and soothed the terrible tornado as best I could.
Women’s History Month, Part 4: Elizabeth Keckley—Great Heart Sorrowing
Women’s History Month, Part 4: Elizabeth Keckley—Great Heart Sorrowing Introduction: Gospel-Centered, Christ-Focus Women of Faith—Hebrews 12:1-3 In the US, the month of March is designated Women’s History Month. This current blog mini-series celebrates the stories of...
Women’s History Month, Part 3: Elizabeth Keckley—A Voice of Hope
Like her Savior, Elizabeth Keckley was a woman of sorrow acquainted with grief, and thus able to bring sustaining and healing spiritual care to Mrs. Lincoln.
5 to Live By: The Top 5 Christian Blog Posts of the Week
Linking you to the top 5 Christian blog posts of the week—posts that provide robust, rich, and relevant insights for living.
Women’s History Month, Part 2: Vibia Perpetua’s Perpetual Faith in Christ
“The day of their victory dawned, and with joyful countenances they marched from the prison to the arena as though on their way to heaven. If there was any trembling, it was from joy, not fear. Perpetua followed with a quick step as a true spouse of Christ, the darling of God, her brightly flashing eyes quelling the gaze of the crowd.”
