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citizenship

Where is your citizenship? No, I am not asking if you are a naturalized citizen of your country. I am not asking if you are African, French, German. According to the Bible, there are only two citizenships—that of the... read more »

move that bus!

I enjoy the TV show Extreme Makeover: Home Edition. Each week, the show tells the story of a family whose house is in shambles. It then follows a crew and community who come to the family’s rescue, rebuilding their... read more »

all shall be well

Between natural disasters leveling wide swaths of crops and inflation dramatically skyrocketing prices, even subsistence foods like rice or beans have been pushed almost out of reach for many in developing economies. In... read more »

a better place

There is a myth that is common in Christian as well as non-Christian circles: People who die always go to a better place. I have been to funerals of individuals who were said to have gone to “that better... read more »

raised for righteouness

The resurrection of Jesus Christ can be like a pastry chef at a WeightWatchers convention or like having a pinky toe. We know each is important, but we’re not sure why. Many Christians treat the resurrection like the... read more »

seeing easter

My son Wyatt is only 5, but being typically male, he still has a bit of an issue with commitment. He told me, “I believe in God, but I’m waiting to make my choice about loving Him until I see... read more »

final reunion

We giggled over crushes, passed volumes of notes during study hall, and once we even braided our hair together! Silly—I know—but our friendship was famous in the halls of our high school. After graduation, we... read more »

God's currency

Clothes were packed, medical cards were set aside in case of an emergency, and my two-page list of instructions lay neatly folded in an envelope. More than capable, my in-laws had kept our children on numerous occasions. But... read more »
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