Martin Luther and the Gift of Grace
When Dr. Thomas Power reflects on Martin Luther’s life, he sees a man shaped as much by struggle as by faith. In this thoughtful piece, he explores how Luther’s battle with anxiety led him to discover the freeing power of grace and a God who meets us in our weakness.
Beyond Hyper-Cognitive Discipleship: Rethinking Spiritual Formation
When Dr. Andrew Barron considers the call of Matthew, he sees a picture of discipleship that isn’t built on doctrine but on simple obedience. In this heartfelt reflection, he shares how his son Rafi embodies a grace-filled way of following Jesus one rooted in trust, love, and community.
Jesus Wept: Grief, Grace, and the Legacy of Oliver
When Sarah Smith’s family experienced the heartbreaking loss of her young nephew, Oliver, she turned to the shortest verse in Scripture: “Jesus wept.” In this tender reflection, she explores how grief and grace often live side by side—and how even in sorrow, love leaves a legacy.
The Church is called to be a Family
Sarah Evans shares her experience as a single woman with a disability and invites us to consider how the Church can offer true belonging beyond traditional roles.
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