STEPHANIE HUBACH|CONTRIBUTOR For nine years, I served our denomination as MNA Special Needs Ministries Director. In that capacity, I probably made close to 100 trips—many of them by plane. Since transitioning from my role as Director, I’ve had some time to think about the parallels between air travel and ministering to and alongside families touched… Read More
When I grow up, I want to be like Jane Patete. That’s what I decided after I spent time learning from her about her life for this interview. Jane’s heart for the church, her love of Christ, and her commitment to the ministry of the PCA radiated from her the moment I first reached out… Read More
Sara DuBose is the author of Be Anxious for Nothing: Finding Hope in a Hectice World, a study published by CDM. I had the opportunity to ask her a few questions about writing, anxiety, and her book. Christina: How long have you been writing? Have you always loved to write? What compels you to write?… Read More
MELISSA KRUGER|CONTRIBUTOR In the midst of bottles, diapers, and sleepless nights it’s easy to understand why motherhood is a season when we’re apt to miss the harvest that surrounds us. Often we’re like the workers Jesus spoke about in John 4:35, believing the harvest is months away when, in reality, the fields are ripe before… Read More
SUSAN HUNT | CONTRIBUTOR A previous post answered the question of why a church should have a women’s ministry. Now the question is: what should a women’s ministry do? A pragmatic answer can fill every woman’s calendar with an endless list of tasks, but a task-driven ministry lacks gospel passion and power. Tasks become wearisome… Read More
SUSAN HUNT | CONTRIBUTOR Have you ever asked why your church has a women’s ministry? Or, perhaps the question is, “Why don’t we have a women’s ministry”? When leaders clearly and frequently communicate Scriptural reasons why we do what we do, women are motivated and energized to value, participate in, and pray for the women’s… Read More