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As we wrap up yet another school year, it can … Continue ReadingIn the Footsteps of Long Obedience

In this fast-paced world, we often treat the end of … Continue ReadingThe Art of Ending Well in Christian Education

My name is Debbie Jin, a fifth-year MDiv student at … Continue ReadingJesus is My Way

Easter is one of the most important celebrations in the … Continue ReadingWhy Does Christ’s Resurrection Matter?

Lent is a season of stripping away. It is a … Continue ReadingThe Influence of the Humble King: A Lenten Reflection

I am in my second semester of seminary. The excitement … Continue ReadingThe Fog of Lent

Christians have understood Lent practices in different ways throughout centuries. … Continue ReadingPublic Expressions of Faith during Lent

How do we conceive of the manner(s) in which we … Continue ReadingDistinct Communion With the Father: John Owen on the Love of God

Consider a moment you likely experience every day: you open … Continue ReadingThe Cognition of Division, and Why the Gospel is Needed More than Ever

The Twilight of Empathy: Our Age of Division We live … Continue ReadingLove is Here: The Will to Behold the Stranger’s Light

Writing about how to love one another across the myriad … Continue ReadingZealous Love: Lessons on Love from the Disciples

In John 13:34-35 (New Living Translation), Jesus says:  “So now … Continue ReadingDeveloping More Empathy: The Key to Loving One Another

The Weariness of New Beginnings Every January, we are haunted … Continue ReadingThe Divine Re-attempt: Love Beyond Our Broken Resolutions

INTRODUCTION Late last year, a video circulated on the theological … Continue ReadingDessert and Doctrine: Taste Testing Neapolitan Ice Cream as a Trinitarian Analogy

I am not very good at setting goals. It’s deeply … Continue ReadingFasting, Failure, and the Gentle Love of God