By Jasmine Baucham Romance has not always been the most pleasant experience for me. That may shock you, considering that I have tried my best to do relationships by the book. But even when all the T’s are crossed and the I’s are dotted, rejection is sometimes a reality we just have to face. This...

By Owen Strachan We recently held our first CBMW National Conference in conjunction with the 2014 Together for the Gospel conference. We wanted to present an event that would be gospel-focused, positive, and exciting. These were our starting points, but we honestly didn’t know what to expect. We thought that we might have 500 people....

By Alicia Rollins [I approach speaking of war imagery with sobriety, knowing that many people live in such a reality every day. As God may turn even the most horrible sins upside down for his good purposes, I pray any association a person may have with war is used for encouragement and perseverance in Christ.]...

Editor’s Note: In an attempt to prepare our hearts to worship the risen Christ this coming Easter Sunday, we leave you with a few quotes from John Stott’s, The Cross of Christ. There is then, it is safe to say, no Christianity without the cross. If the cross is not central to our religion, ours...

By Chelsea Vaughn My soul longs, yes, faints for the courts of the Lord; my heart and flesh sing for joy to the living God (Psalm 84:2). What does it look like to have a soul that faints for the courts of the Lord? What does it look like to have a longing so deep...

  By Courtney Reissig   The other day I was watching one of my favorite television shows, The West Wing. While the show chronicles the inner workings of a Presidential Administration, what struck me most in this particular episode had absolutely nothing to do with politics. The main character, President Josiah Bartlett, suffers from multiple...