Fearing Feedback

"God has slowly but surely revealed to me that my endless striving for love and admiration has been in vain, and that if I continued after it, it would also be an ever-smoldering oven, constantly needing to be fueled and fed. It was an idol."

Sabbath Fits: Separating from Work

Sabbath can include doing anything that doesn't feel like an obligation or work. 

Fixing Our Eyes on the Peace of Jesus

Step with me into the Nativity scene for a moment.

Most of us are Christmas veterans, so the image should come to our minds with ease: worshipful shepherds bunched by the manger, wise men huddled with their gifts (though, historically speaking, they came later), meandering animals (though maybe not in a stable), angels overhead, a protective Joseph standing by his wife. 

More Than a Controversy

John Allen Chau. It seems like everyone has had an opinion. The opinions have been pretty strong.

Do You Have a Safety Net? How Community Helps Us Turn from Sin

A crucial gift that God has given us is Christian community. And by community, I don’t just mean Christians who hang out together but friends who lovingly speak God’s truth in grace to keep us on the right path. This is the kind of community the Bible encourages us toward.

Grieving a Suicide

In 1998, Albert Hsu received a call that his father had committed suicide. Here, Albert reflects on grief, the current statistics around suicide, where he finds hope, and how we can help those who might be struggling with suicidal thoughts.

How to Get the Most Out of Church

I realized that I had taken up space in the church, consumed the resources of the church, and even recognized the faces of people in the church, but I’d never actually gotten the most out of my Sunday morning. Three questions can help keep you from making the same mistake.

False Guilt or the Holy Spirit? Learning to Discern

I knew I needed to change my actions. But it wasn’t due to anxiety. Or fear. Or shame. Those motivators were much more familiar to me.

What to Do When Life Gets Hard

In college, I got a Bachelor of Science degree in recreation and leisure studies. I avoided anything and everything that was hard.

What Good Is Humility?

The closer we resemble Jesus, the closer we are to being truly humble.

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