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  • What Does Success Look Like

    What Does Success Look Like

    Somewhere in the life of every young person, the question surfaces. It may arrive through observation, through comparison, through the quiet awareness that some families seem to have more and others less. It may come in a conversation overheard or a card that declines at the till or a friend’s holiday pictures that glow…

  • Quality vs Quantity

    Quality vs Quantity

    There is an ancient proverb that warns of a danger most modern people would not recognise as dangerous at all. One who has unreliable friends soon comes to ruin, but there is a friend who sticks closer than a brother. The warning is not against friendship. It is against the accumulation of companions, the…

  • Meeting Hearts Where They Are: Truth, Emotion, and the Patient Work of Discipleship

    Meeting Hearts Where They Are: Truth, Emotion, and the Patient Work of Discipleship

    Not everyone comes to faith the same way, and not everyone grows in faith the same way. Some believers are naturally analytical, drawn to careful study, inclined to examine evidence and weigh arguments before reaching conclusions. Others are moved primarily by relationship, by atmosphere, by the emotional resonance of what they encounter. The church…

  • Light, Not Floodlight: The Patience of Christian Witness

    Light, Not Floodlight: The Patience of Christian Witness

    There is a way of sharing faith that drives people away, and there is a way that draws them near. The difference is not primarily a matter of technique. It is a matter of posture, of patience, of whether the Christian understands that God is already at work in the lives of those they…

  • Reclaiming Hijacked Language

    Reclaiming Hijacked Language

    There are words that belong to the church, words rooted in Scripture and laden with meaning, words that for centuries carried the weight of salvation and mission and new life. And yet, in the hands of particular movements and in the drift of cultural perception, these words have been taken hostage. They have been…