Grace Moves Toward, Truth Calls Forward....  Read More

Our words are a witness. Here is a truth that carries enormous weight for anyone who claims the name of Christ: the world does not only hear what Christians believe. The world watches how Christians s...  Read More

Eleven years ago, John Wesley began a new Wednesday night rhythm built around a simple idea: gather around a meal, connect together around scripture, and create a place in the middle of the week where...  Read More

There is a place in southeastern Alaska called the Endicott Arm, a thirty-mile-long fjord carved into the earth by forces that worked slowly, silently, and with extraordinary purpose. At its far end s...  Read More

There's a conversation many of us dread having—the kind that keeps us awake at night, replaying scenarios over and over in our minds. What will they say? What will I say? What if they bring it up? Wha...  Read More

Picture a piece of stained glass lying on a table. By itself, it doesn't look impressive at all. It's jagged, broken, sharp around the edges. Sometimes it's dirty. It might even be cracked. But place ...  Read More

When we pray and don't see immediate results, we assume God isn't listening. When circumstances don't change quickly, we wonder if He's paying attention at all. But what if the waiting itself is the a...  Read More

Perhaps on this 250th birthday of America, our gift to our nation and to our God is to ask the question of ourselves, “What needs to change within us?” not merely “What needs to change around us?”...  Read More

Life has a way of shattering our expectations. Sometimes it doesn't just crack—it crushes. And in those crushing moments, we find ourselves asking the most ancient of human questions: Why?The Bible of...  Read More

In the heart of Jerusalem's Hadassah Hospital stands one of the most remarkable artistic treasures in the world: twelve magnificent stained glass windows created by Marc Chagall, representing the twel...  Read More

There's a question that echoes through the corridors of human history, from the Garden of Eden to our present moment: "Where are you?" It's not a geographical inquiry but a profoundly relational one. ...  Read More

There's something profound about stained glass windows. Stand before them in the dim light of morning, and they appear dark, almost lifeless—just pieces of colored glass held together by lead. But whe...  Read More