Why do Christians act so un-Christian?
This article tackles the uncomfortable question of why Christians sometimes act in ways that look nothing like Christ. Using psychological research and biblical patterns, it
This article tackles the uncomfortable question of why Christians sometimes act in ways that look nothing like Christ. Using psychological research and biblical patterns, it
This article explains why Revelation has become a breeding ground for conspiracy theories and sensational predictions. Instead of treating the book as a cryptic code
This article explains that vehicles in dreams typically represent the journey of your life-your job, calling or major pursuit-and how you’re progressing toward your destination.
This article tackles the troubling reputation Christians have developed for being judgmental. It argues that the root issue is twofold: first, loving people is far
This article dismantles the common misconception that faith requires abandoning critical thinking. Using examples from science, theology and the Pentecostal tradition, it argues that faith
This story follows an Australian farmer enduring the crushing weight of drought-financial pressure, emotional exhaustion and a sense of hopelessness that had pushed him to
Moves beyond fatalism vs. control to a biblical view of open futures: God’s promises invite our participation and alignment with Jesus’ mission.
This article explores why dreams and visions are God’s preferred mode of communication throughout Scripture. Over one‑third of the Old Testament is composed of dream‑visions,
This article explores the question behind every vivid, confusing or confronting dream: where did it come from? Drawing on psychology, culture and personal stories, it
This article reflects on the early COVID‑19 lockdowns and how they forced the world to stop long enough to notice what had been ignored-both in
This article unpacks a phrase often used in the midst of crisis-“God is in control.” Many Christians use it as a comfort during suffering, but
This article reframes the shock and disruption of the COVID‑19 pandemic by reminding readers that God’s Spirit is never in lockdown, even when the world
This article speaks to the collective experience of 2020, when the COVID pandemic wiped clean calendars, dreams and expectations. Tania reflects on her own cancelled
This article uses the film The Two Popes as a springboard to explore a universal truth: hearing God’s voice is not easy, even for the
This article provides a clear, practical framework for discerning God’s voice amidst the noise of our own desires, fears and assumptions. It begins by acknowledging
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