How Deep Is Your Incarnation?
Far too many Christians would rather have a respectable Savior than the One who came to meet us at our lowest.
By John Blase
May-June 2017
Features
Faith Works
The End of Humility
Following Christ’s example of self-emptying sacrifice is more than ideal behavior—it’s the path to becoming our true selves.
A Simple Refrain
What I learned by incorporating thoughtful repetition into my prayer life
Beyond the Garden Gate
Moving past easy answers into unexpected growth
In Focus
All Things New
With the Holy Spirit’s help, Olga Westfall speaks words of healing to veterans in physical, mental, and spiritual recovery.
Frontline Faith
Sky and Noelle Barkley’s love for one another is rooted in their mission to manifest God’s heart in places of conflict.
An Unshakeable Faith
Kedar Maharjan sees Nepal’s hardship as an opportunity to share the hope of Jesus.
Margin Notes
Arrested Development
If we hope to love selflessly, we must put away childish attitudes and behaviors.
Go Crazy for God
In pursuit of a deeper hallelujah
1+1+1=1
It’s important to understand not just the fact but the impact of our spiritual identity.
The Pulpit
Lessons From Silence
God is always speaking, but are you listening?
An Instrument of Peace
In the cross of Jesus, what mankind meant for death, God used to give life.
The Most Unappreciated Virtue
Of all the excellent character qualities we could desire, there’s one that’s often misunderstood and rarely sought.
In Every Issue
a word from dr. stanley
The Beauty of Kindness
May 2017: A Word From Dr. Stanley
in focus
To the Heights
For missionary Reed Skinner, advancing God’s kingdom is quite literally an upward climb.