A Season of Creation: Honoring the Creator in Hope and Responsibility
September is the season of creation and the “Feast of Creation,” also known as Creation Day, is observed annually on September 1st (or the following
Editorial
Working for the Common Good is Important
There are occasional objections to how Evangelicals relate in political spaces and some understandable concerns over compromising our faith commitments – including faith in Jesus
A time to Rethink Generosity
It is time to rethink generosity. This is the growing call that we hear in the global church. With the example of the radically generous
Tony Campolo was one of a kind
copied:- https://dispatchesfrombrian.com/2024/11/27/tony-campolo-was-one-of-a-kind/ He was a storyteller par excellence, but he was also a story himself. Sociologist, professor, and stirrer-upper, his presence was felt across North
The other Nativity Scene
By David Guretzki As enchanating as it is to watch little children playact Mary and Joseph admiring a Christ child doll with shepherds in tow
Elijah and the healing of depression and fear
Christopher Wright Elijah was a godly man of God used by God mightily. In looking at his example, one sees the experiences of brokenness, depression,
Reimagining Missions: Anticipating L4
by Jay Matenga Dear fellow participants in God’s mission, Grace and peace to you in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ. The content below is
Jesus our true friend – WEA’s response to the opening ceremony at Olympics 2024
On the 30th July 2024, the UN celebrates International Friendship day. It is borne out of the idea that friendship between peoples, countries, cultures and
A Personal Story
Copied :- https://dispatchesfrombrian.com/2024/07/02/a-personal-story/ David, my oldest brother, is dead. The news came without surprise. He had been very unwell, and we had had multiple final
Ban the Mob, Not the Bible
Christians are the victims of hate in some places and the targets of hate speech laws in others. How can believers advocate for nations to
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