The Trouble We Have Seen
by Kristine Steakley
Every summer I spent a couple of weeks with my dad's parents, after they worked out the details and travel arrangements with my mom.
Count Your Blessings
by Stephen Reed
No feeling compares to the richness of gratitude. A grateful person is both happy and humble. When one is grateful to God or another person for a gift, obviously no patting on the back or boasting is in order.
Letter to a Young Friend
by Gary Robinson
In thinking about government, I proceed from a couple basic principles about man. The first of these is: Man is a sinner. I believe government functions best when its power is diversified among many sinners, not left in the hands of a few.
A One-Track Vote
by Everett Piper
Do Christian voters need to move beyond their fixation on one or two issues and become more concerned about the "breadth" and "complexity" of human rights and economic justice?
Work and Worth
by Mark Earley
There is a real opportunity for the Church today to transform society by transforming the lives of prisoners and ex-prisoners -- namely, by linking mentors with ex-inmates.
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