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All the Light We Cannot See
Anthony Doerr's novel All the Light We Cannot See is one of those rare books that is actually difficult to put down. While most...
The Best Books on Christianity & the Arts
In 2012 I began teaching a course called “Christianity & the Arts,” and in 2014 I published a book on the same subject but...
Music Is Medicine
The title of this post is probably enough. We all know what it's like to somehow feel better or consoled or validated or inspired...
Small Theology
I can remember looking forward to the day when I would have kids with whom I could have theological conversations. Not that this was...
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Worship and Work in Southeast Asia
Nine years ago, the Creator revealed Himself to me. His Spirit redeemed me and ripped me from the life of destruction I was leading...
Reflections After Buying One-way Tickets to Laos
*Note. Due to the opposition that faces missionaries in Laos, our writer's name has been withheld. To hear more about his ministry in Laos, click here...
Finding Home in a Divided Land
I never wanted to leave California. I definitely never saw myself living in the South. And yet, here I am in South Carolina, serving...
Reaching the Least Reached in Mexico
Rarely is training glamorous; rarely is it exciting. Training is usually incredibly difficult and labor intensive. Seasons of training are hardly desirable but almost always necessary. The most compelling...
From Simi Valley, to Iraq, to Poland
Jenn is an Eternity grad who has served in the Middle East and is currently doing ministry with her family in Poland. Due to...