Grandma’s Last Amazing Grace: Reflections on How a Christian Dies
We knew the call would come but even so, it was a hard call to take. “Grandma is not doing good at all. She is struggling to breath. You should […]
10 Reasons to Remember the Dead
Why is it important to remember the dead? We remember the dead for many reasons, as doing so unearths lessons from their lives to guide us in the present. In […]
Blessed in Mourning: 3 Gifts to Give Someone Who Is Grieving
Unexpectedly over the last few months, I’ve gained deeper understanding of the second beatitude, “Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted.” I’ve known with my head that […]
A Microscopic Killer Gone Viral
*Editor’s Note: The following is the introduction to a timely book by Dr. Scott Sager called Jesus in Isolation: Lazarus, Viruses, and Us. As you read the following excerpt from […]
How Can I Reach Out to a Lonely Person in a Year of Loss?
His phone buzzed him awake from his dreaming. Groaning, he slapped his hand over to grab the phone and squinted as the bright screen dominated the darkness of the room. […]
Grieving a Lost Life and a Lost Culture
They say that statistically forty percent of pregnancies end in miscarriage. I’ve cognitively known those numbers for a long time, but the funny thing about such statistics is that you […]
Intersectionality, Christianity, & Why Reconciliation > Reversal
In the land of India lived a woman named Kisa. She had a son, an only son, who unexpectedly died. Kisa could not accept that he was gone. So she […]
Stay Curious in Relationships
Tears streamed down his face. I sat across the table from a close friend of mine as he shared about his seventeen-year-old daughter, who was on the streets and lost […]
