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Editorial

The Signature of Hope

For years I’ve used a singular expression: “I have written it on the walls of my life.

The Quietest of Virtues

We are building counterculture here.

Carrying the Fire

Christ’s church began its story with bright tongues of fire.

The Frozen Foyer

None come to ride the hobbyhorses of rigid members who patrol the foyer.

A Nearby Grace

Each congregation is designed to be a laboratory of God’s grace.

Lit By Joy and Warmed By Love

If all we know is duty, not desire, then we will make a replica of us.

A Church Both Wise and True

Self-applied labels rarely have a strong adhesive.

A Gathering For Life

In grace, we affirm that life—even here and now—can rise above its dailyness and drudgery.

Bibles I Have Loved

It is the backdrop of experience; the test—the text—by which we measure everything.

Jesus, Our Only Joy

A Christ-centered faith must be like Jesus, gentle.

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