How the Place We Choose to Live Grows Our Faith

If there’s one thing that’s helped to keep me rooted and growing, it’s been paying attention to place.

The Heart of Servanthood

How should we think about serving? If we love doing it, are we fulfilling Jesus’ call to give up our lives? And how can we learn to love sacrificially, in ways that cost us something?

Who Do You Want to Be? An Interview with Author Suanne Camfield, Part Two

We’re back today with part two of our interview with Suanne Camfield about her book, The Sound of a Million Dreams: Awakening to Who You Are Becoming. Check out part one of the interview here.

Who Do You Want to Be? An Interview with Author Suanne Camfield, Part One

It’s still technically summer, but also, as we prepare for the arrival of fall in a few weeks, the perfect time to think more about pursuing our dreams and callings, refraining from comparison, taking risks, facing fears, and being faithful.

Discovering God in the Middle of a Career Nightmare

The more people I talk to, the more it seems like everybody has had at least one summer job they’ll never forget no matter how much they may want to.

Mine was counting worms for a bait shop. (Yours probably doesn’t sound so bad now, right? Ha, ha, ha.)

The Sorrow and Mercy of God

“What is this you have done?”

These words from God to Eve in Genesis 3:13 are always heart-wrenching to me when I read them. I imagine so much anguish in his voice.

Why Faith Needs Curiosity: Summer Reading Series

What if Jesus is actually more interested in our curiosity than our certainty?

The Remedy for Sin

The Bible takes sin seriously. And none of us can save ourselves from sin or acquit ourselves of guilt. But thanks be to God, Jesus Christ gave us a remedy for our sin and a way to experience the progressive healing of our corrupt human nature.

Selfless or Self-Centered? What Kind of Servant Are You?

How do we know if we are serving for our own benefit or truly serving as Jesus commanded?

7 Tips for Interviewing Well

“How long have you been working here?” I tried to make small talk with the technician.

“Almost 20 years, ever since this place opened,” responded the man.

“Wow, that’s quite a while,” I commented. “Do you enjoy your job?”

There was a slight pause. He turned and sighed. “Not anymore, but it’s what I know.”

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