Resources

From the beginning to the end of her memoir Surprised by Oxford, Caro (aka Carolyn) explores her journey into the Christian faith. Yet she also invites us on her exploration of God’s love and her [...]

We all thought 2021 would hold promise for better days after a year marked by fear and aggression, but it has already failed to be the “hope” for which the world longs. After a couple of [...]

Life has been anything but stagnant over the last year. Yes, maybe we have spent a decent chunk of it in quarantine, but the life we once knew has taken a quick turn and we have had to make [...]

This year has been really sad and heavy. I have found myself not realizing how soon Christmas is approaching because I just haven’t been in the Christmas spirit, and I’ve heard many others share [...]

When I was seventeen, I stood before a series of Monet paintings. Pastel-colored hues painted by my favorite artist on canvases overwhelmed me. I remember my dad asking me what is the big deal [...]

It is no surprise that the Church is not what it was designed to be. To keep from any confusion, the Church is not defined as just a mere building, but rather an assembly of the people of God, [...]

Children and families impacted by special needs are often isolated from their peers and community. In foreign countries, disabilities are highly stigmatized to such an extent that those affected [...]

2020 has been an interesting year for all of us. From a global pandemic, to the realities of injustice in our country, we have all faced quite a few bumps in the road. However, one day in May, I [...]

“I just wish I had contentment in this season.” The amount of times I have heard people say these words (and have said these words myself) is too many to count. Why is this such a struggle? Why [...]

Christians sometimes have knowledge of who Jesus is but lack intimacy with him in their everyday lives. This results in Jesus seeming distant and not present in our struggles. The opposite is [...]