There is a particular kind of panic that sets in when the person you depend on disappears from sight. If you grew up in the 1980s, you might remember being left in a car in a grocery store parking lot… Continue reading

There is a particular kind of dread that comes with picking up your phone in the morning and seeing that red battery icon staring back at you. You thought it was charging. You thought it was being restored. But instead,… Continue reading

There is a moment in the book of Exodus that should stop every reader cold. Seventy-five ordinary, flawed, sinful human beings climb a mountain and sit down to eat a meal with God. The text notes it almost casually, and… Continue reading

For decades, our culture has been running a grand experiment. Secularism stepped onto the stage of history and made a series of sweeping promises: throw off the constraints of God, cut the ropes of biblical morality, elevate self-expression as the… Continue reading

There’s a moment in the biblical narrative so profound, so visceral, that it forces us to confront uncomfortable truths about justice, mercy, and the price of redemption. The tenth plague—the death of the firstborn—stands as one of the most disruptive… Continue reading

For four hundred years, they waited. Thirteen to sixteen generations lived and died knowing nothing but the crack of the whip and the weight of the brick. To put that in perspective, four hundred years ago from today was 1625—the… Continue reading