Thomas Aquinas did not write from an ivory tower. He wrote for preachers, students, and ordinary believers who wanted clear reasons for their hope and steady help for their lives with God.
Augustine of Hippo wrote for people like us.
This article walks through Yancey’s major insights on suffering from a Christian lens, then anchors them in Scripture.
Winter in Montana is not a postcard, it is a pilgrimage.
Christian education is a lifelong, whole-person way of shaping minds and hearts to love God and neighbor.
The world needs a Church with people who worship with sincerity, serve with joy, speak with grace, and hope with unshakable confidence.
Death feels close when the news scrolls by. Headlines report murders and mass shootings in American cities, families grieve without warning, and our world groans under the weight of conflict. How do we respond?
Within, we explore what spiritual growth and maturity are, why they matter, how to pursue them, and how to recognize the fruit when it shows up.
Symbols and rituals are the Church’s shared language.
Every gift begins with God. Before we speak about generosity, budgets, or needs, we start with this simple truth.