Topic: Society/Culture

Racial reconciliation is a gospel imperative. We are in the middle of one of the most controversial situations we have seen in our generation. Yes, we have come a long…

One day when meeting with a friend, we were interrupted when someone needed her attention. She looked at me and said, “Hey, can you walk to the lobby with me?”…

This class will guide you thoughtfully through six fundamental questions every person wrestles with and answers in the course of life. The way you answer these questions shapes the way…

The way you live your life authenticates your faith. How are you getting involved with what God is doing in our city? Becoming a literacy mentor to help kids learn…

For most Well families the ability to read is something we take for granted. Books were aplenty in our homes and still are. Imagine living in a home that doesn’t…

Adoption is funny. It’s one of those things you won’t fully understand until it’s happens, like marriage, being a parent, being a certain profession, or [fill in the blank]. Here…

What do you get when an Energizer [1] has a people-pleasing problem? An overcommitted and stressed pastor. On a bad day, I turn into a “Yes Man” in order to…

We all get a little nostalgic during this time of year. After all, as my neighbor declared (singing at the top of her lungs at the first sight of Christmas…

In the midst of polarization and tension in our world, how do those who claim to be under the banner and headship of Jesus Christ live in a way that…

Several weeks ago, I walked into a first grade classroom, excited about getting to know 26 enthusiastic kids and anxious to help them with reading. It didn’t take long for…

What do you see when you look at people? When you look at neighborhoods? When you look at statistics about poverty or crime rates or people’s education levels? I don’t…

If there is anything that has become apparent in the latest national and political season, it is that we are a divided nation, politically and racially. If you don’t trust…