When you’re a student, specifically a college student, it’s safe to say a lot of you probably have a weird relationship with your parents in comparison to how it was back in high school. They are these people who—after being your governing authorities for eighteen years—are still giving you the ability to go grocery shopping and buy textbooks. But now they aren’t really calling the shots with how...
We are sure you know about most of our various series of young children’s picture books, but are you familiar with The Rwendigo Tales for ages eight and up? Written by J. A. Myhre, a missionary with Serge and doctor living and working in East Africa, the four books in the series teach readers of all ages important truths about justice, overcoming evil, and the courage to make a difference...
The world can be a scary place, but we can help our children feel confident and prepared rather than growing up scared or being sheltered from the potential dangers that surround them. After more than two decades as a family counselor, Julie Lowe has seen how important it is to help parents and caregivers think wisely and biblically about the potentially harmful situations children face. Instead...
It’s tempting to think that doing a good job on our trip or seeing lots of fruit from our work is what makes us “successful.” But Jesus points out that no matter how well (or poorly!) our ministry is going, our relationship with him is what establishes our worth and identity. It is the foundation of our deepest joy. 1 After this the Lord appointed seventy-two others and sent them two by two ahead...
A lamblike, dovelike spirit and temper is the true and distinguishing disposition of the hearts of Christians. Jonathan Edwards Confronting others is exhausting. But it is even more tiring to avoid conflict. Relational strain will grow like weeds in an untended field. The best way to lead is by addressing problems in a spirit of gentleness and with grace-filled candor. Apply the attitude of a...
