One hundred and seventy-four years ago, a British writer was horrified at the conditions under which children were made to labor in tin mines. He
I’m re-releasing this from 2012, with a few changes and additions. There is always an attempt to de-emphasize the true, spiritual significance of some holidays
When he logged on to our chat line, his topic was “Dark Soul.” Talking to one of our volunteers, this young man shared that he
Tarra Simmons quit school at thirteen and gave birth at fifteen. Nonetheless, she graduated high school and nursing school, then worked for eleven years as a
“Just Mercy,” released in theaters January 2020, tells the compelling true story of Bryan Stevenson’s work on civil rights and criminal reform issues through the Equal Justice
Strap on your thinking caps, friends. To get God’s truth stamped into our minds and hearts, today we are going to use our imaginations. Ready?
Book excerpt: This sequel to The Whispering of the Willows is set in the late 1920s’ Appalachia. Appalachian life is filled with beauty and struggle. My mother,
Ben Affleck attended a Mosaic church service led by nationally renowned and well-respected Senior Pastor Erwin McManus in Hollywood Sunday. Following the service, Pastor Erwin
Anyone who says that 21st-century America is incurably irreligious needs only to consider the national reaction to the tragic death of retired basketball superstar Kobe
“THE GRIZZLIES” is an inspiring, true story based on a group of Eskimo students in a small Canadian town who are struggling to find their
What is Restorative Justice? “Restorative justice seeks to heal the harm caused by crime. Instead of focusing on retribution, it focuses on rehabilitation. At its core, it is a
When someone offends you, do you get even? Ignore? Seek to reconcile? Suppose their offense were killing your loved one or maiming them – or
So, traditional morality is out, and freedom of everything is in. Then why does everybody feel so guilty? In 1966, Time Magazine infamously posed the
Is this “the year of black memoir?” Imani Perry, professor of African American studies at Princeton, thinks so, and she places recent books like Ta-Nehisi
You’re a twenty-something single mom, a recovering drug addict. At 2:00 a.m., you’re exhausted from moving into your new apartment. You’ve heard an escaped killer’s
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