Weblog Weekly

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  Learning to Make Lemonade We have all heard, “When life throws you lemons, make lemonade.” But how do you do that? Parenting struggles, money woes, or business concerns will surely rear their ugly head from time to time. Jennifer Maggio Aug 28, 2013
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  Responding to Miley Cyrus' VMA Performance Two days after the MTV Video Music Awards, everyone is still talking about Miley Cyrus' sexually charged performance. Aug 28, 2013
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  8 Confessions of Church Spies In his article “Eight Confessions of Church Spies,” Chuck Lawless tackles the impressions that churches often give to outsiders, particularly first-time visitors. Debbie Holloway Aug 14, 2013
• Redoubling Failing Efforts Left to ourselves we look for salvation anywhere and everywhere except in the place it can be found—in Jesus Christ. Tim Challies Aug 14, 2013
• Jesus Tweets! Social Media and Spirituality How Does Technology Impact Our Faith? Julie Barrier Aug 14, 2013
• What Doesn't Kill Us, Still Hurts "God do what You need to do, to get me to where I need to be." Nicki Koziarz Aug 14, 2013
• Please Talk to Your Daughter About Her Body "If we don't acknowledge and affirm our children's physical appearance, they will turn to the world for answers about how they look," Emily Wierenga writes. "And the world is heartless." Anna Kuta Aug 14, 2013
• Healing Generational Divides With all the talk about Millennials and the Church, are we forgetting something? Daniel Darling Aug 07, 2013
• The Joy of Back to School Back to school is certain to bring chaos. How can we make it fun and embrace it? Jennifer Maggio Aug 07, 2013
• What the Pope Said About Homosexuality Pope Francis’ comments on homosexuality late last month made headlines around the world. Jim Daly Aug 07, 2013
• 3 Ways to Live the Ultimate Romance In her recent blog post “3 Ways to Live the Ultimate Romance” Ann Voskamp ponders her relationship with her husband, marriage, and what love and romance truly look like. Debbie Holloway Aug 07, 2013
• We Are All Virgins Now Virginity matters because sexual purity matters because God says it matters. But it is not the highest of virtues. Tim Challies Aug 07, 2013