by Aimee Byrd This was not the summer I had envisioned for my family. In the spring, my husband and I were happily talking about different families that we wanted to have over for cookouts, horseshoes, and the fire pit. I envisioned family bike rides, hikes, and day trips. Our spring sports schedule was pretty...

By Rondi Lauterbach (Editor’s Note: Below is a letter written by Rondi to an unsaved friend before her wedding. In it, Rondi unpacks Genesis 2 as it relates to marriage. We hope you enjoy this slightly different post that exhorts us from God’s word.) Dear Jodi, I’m so excited you’re getting married! I know you’ve...

By Courtney Reissig The dawn of summer is nearly upon us and so with it comes the dreaded discussion of modesty. Few things are more unpopular in our everyday conversations like modesty. Yet, every year it is bound to come up in some capacity. I remember my brother talking to a girl about modesty in...

By Lore Ferguson For most, Mother’s Day is a celebration of their mothers and for many it’s a day when women are simply celebrated themselves. There is another demographic, though, for which this Sunday is a painful reminder of what is not. Trillia Newbell gave some beautiful encouragement for women experiencing miscarriages and infertility at...

By Owen Strachan Recently a brand-new conversation began among complementarians. Wendy Alsup wrote a post called “A New Wave of Complementarianism” that met with an enthusiastic online response. Many took note, and key leaders weighed in, including Kevin DeYoung and Thabiti Anyabwile. Any discussion on complementarianism is inherently interesting and important to me, and so...

By Luma Simms In his book, Knowing Scripture, R.C. Sproul writes: “Countless times I have heard Christians say, “Why do I need to study doctrine or theology when all I need to know is Jesus?” My immediate reply is this: “Who is Jesus?” As soon as we begin to answer that question, we are involved...