Check on your strong friends
By Roxi Peterson As someone who deals with depression myself, I know how easy it is to hide my true emotions from family and…
A theology of suicide
By Abner Campos Suicide is a taboo. Suicide casts a long shadow of stigmas which are often dismissed and unaddressed—probably for good reasons. Suicide…
Giving their own way
By Doug Inglish It may seem counterintuitive because every generation thinks succeeding generations are discarding the values they should be cherishing, but millennials give…
Be a mentor
By Ron Price In church recently, I spoke with someone about the house her daughter and son-in-law were building. She remarked that she and…
Things I learned from my daughters
By Carol Bolden Whenever friends discover the age at which I gave birth to my daughters, they often remark, “You must have been a…
The Power of GRATITUDE
By Shayne Mason Vincent “Everything happens for a reason” is one of those clichés that aggravate me. “Everything” is not supposed to happen. We…
Our Triune God
By Reinder Bruinsma What do Muslims and Jehovah’s Witnesses have in common? Apart from the fact that they are found all around the world,…
BE YOURSELF
by Rajmund Dabrowski She is a Generation Xer. If you met her today and experienced the way she talks, acts, and challenges those around…
Dropped in the middle
By Barry Casey The world is always passing away. . . . The art of successful living requires discerning what things need to change…
Caring for God’s world
By Zdravko Plantak I was struck by a remark by Ludwig Feuerbach who said, ”Nature, the world, has no value, no interest for Christians.…