After the people ran out of money, Joseph allowed them to barter their livestock for food. This plan lasted for one year...
Yesterday I began reflecting on Psalm 41:1. Today I want to continue this reflection, because something in the language of this verse strikes me as worthy of further consideration.
In 1982, when I was a sophomore at Baylor University, Tony Campolo spoke at a state-wide gathering of Christian college students. By the end of his sermon, provincial scales had fallen from my...
Jesus consistently helps those who have no helper. In many ways, the anointing of this woman was the “blessing of the wretched”...
I needed to see my work with a craftsman's eye if I was to turn the corner into the second half of my life.
Yesterday we focused on Romans 8:23, where it says that we join creation in groaning. Though life can be filled with many blessings, there are times when we suffer and when we cry...
Several years ago, we interviewed Lauren Winner for the High Calling when she was at Laity Lodge. She challenged our thinking about...
Our tendency may be to see the poor as “different” or the poor themselves to be to blame for their poverty. How...
No word portrays the condition of the homes of this neighborhood better than broken.
