Why Compassion Is Divisive (David French)
In the age of cancel culture, mercy makes enemies. David French explores why compassion can be so divisive in Jesus’ day and ours.
Jesus-shaped Perspectives. Anchors for the Soul || Pastor Jeremy Berg
In the age of cancel culture, mercy makes enemies. David French explores why compassion can be so divisive in Jesus’ day and ours.
Throughout Holy Week, two competing approaches to peacemaking collide. Jason asks, “What if we’ve embraced the wrong one?” Here’s a great conversation to usher you into Holy Week.
Let’s imagine ourselves into the story and join this strange cast of characters sitting around Jesus’ table. Which of these characters do you relate to most?
Have you noticed worldly kings rarely weep (in public)? Not so with our King of Kings. Today Jesus weeps over the war in Ukraine.
I saw an ad today inviting leaders, content creators, and influencers to learn how to make their faith go viral. What if we instead focus on helping Jesus’ faith and ethics go viral?
Here’s a peace by Kurt Willems on a topic that I’m passionate about. What does it mean to be a Jesus-centered church? What are the alternatives?
Jesus doesn’t usually impose himself on us, but prefers to kindle a small fire in the background of our lives and consciousness. He prefers to strike a small match — a passing thought, a brilliant sunset, an inner yearning — and waits for us to start fanning the flame together.