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How much is enough? How much is enough? 7 He upholds the cause of the oppressed and gives food to the hungry. The Lord sets prisoners...

During the final moments of Jesus life, he hung dying on the cross in the scorching sun, beaten, abused, tortured, and thirsty. Not just...

This blog is about Thanksgiving. No, not about the history of the American holiday which is complicated and fraught. It is just about the...

It’s been a little over two weeks since we had the privilege of leading a Micah experience with a middle school youth group from Highrock...

“ . . . part of gospel work is reimagining how resources and power are structured, as well as our role in them.” (Grace Can Lead Us Home,...

May witnessed the end of Title 42. This was an immigration policy enacted under the Trump administration and continued under the Biden...

Tis the season . . . As we begin the advent season the world around us seems determined to make us think about everything but the coming...

My grandmother, who passed away eight years ago, read through the Bible annually.  I still remember her in her house dress and bathrobe...

Intentionality in creating a giving strategy is a significant way to make your generosity more transformative —for the people and...

The practice of open-hearted, unafraid generosity is not simple. It's fairly easy to accept the idea that we be generous with our...

“To be a witness does not consist in engaging in propaganda or even stirring people up, but in being a living mystery. It means to live...

In an interesting trend in our consumer-wins-all society, a movement toward minimalism is starting to take hold. People are questioning...

For me, the central question of economic discipleship is: how can I ensure that my whole life is telling a single story, and that that...