By Lindsey Carlson I have never felt like an older thirty-two-year-old than I have this week. Yes, ladies above 32, you may commence eye-rolling. Having the chance to fellowship with a bride too young to have celebrated her first wedding anniversary and moms still cleaning off the warm spit-up of their newborns, does that to...

By Lindsey Carlson One week before school started our church held a parent meeting to introduce their new midweek children’s program. I’d gone for information but ended up volunteering to lead a class. In the car on the way home I explained my impulsive decision to my husband: “They needed help teaching, I love to...

By Trillia Newbell We have enjoyed diving into the book of Galatians, and today we’d like to provide a list of all of the devotionals for your convenience. We hope this series has served you in your personal study. Freedom: An Intro to a Study on Galatians by Trillia Newbell No Other Gospel: Galatians 1:1-10...

By Lindsey Carlson My college roommate and I used to joke that we wished our future husband’s name was tattooed somewhere on us at birth, kind of like Xavier Roberts’ name comes stamped on the backside of a Cabbage Patch doll. We laughed about how much easier life would be if we had the ability...

By Trillia Newbell It’s summer! School is out for most of us, and the fun has begun. We’ve decided to slow down the production of articles for Karis since we know that summer means pool time and playtime. We don’t want you to miss anything! So here is what you can look forward to for...

By Lindsey Carlson Before I came to salvation I had pot-luck theology. I’d grabbed a little from this religion, a little from that one, making a cultural casserole of sorts. Eventually, I had a smorgasbord of side dish beliefs and Jesus Christ wasn’t even at the feast I called Christianity. The religion I preached was...