NYC is spending nearly as much per person experiencing homelessness as the average household earns in a year. The services are real. The intentions are clear. But the outcomes are harder to measure. At some point, the question shifts from how much we’re doing to whether it’s actually working.
Trying to adopt a dog shouldn’t feel like applying for a mortgage. But for many families, it does. As “adopt don’t shop” became a cultural mantra, something else quietly happened: the process meant to protect animals began pushing away the very people willing to give them a home.
It’s been about three months since I wrote my blog post about prayer, specifically relating to the power of prayer in Damar Hamlin’s life. Damar Hamlin was a
In a world driven by information and analysis, it’s easy to fall into the trap of relying solely on our own understanding when making decisions. We pride ourselves on
From mourning to miracles. How one house became a refuge for rebirth.
ON THE EDGE OF DOWNTOWN JEFFERSONVILLE, INDIANA, a bright white Victorian house stands tall and welcoming, its turret
What John’s story teaches us about the rescue to come
A Question from the Darkness
John sat in prison. His ministry had come to an abrupt halt. From his
Maybe it’s just me, but it seems like Satan found a way to distort even something so foundational and fundamental to our world: Kindness. I think we’ve lost
A personal reminder that our identity isn't created. It's imprinted by our Creator.
Last week, I was cleaning the inside of my car windows, wiping away
Nobody in my twenties warned me just how hard aging would actually be.
Sure, I had a head start. I was raised by what some might call “geriatric parents” (they
Is Your Approach to Reading God’s Word Enough to Fill Your Spiritual Appetite?
Foie gras. Lamb. Chicken. Warm goat cheese salad. Filet mignon. Sorbet. Cheese platter. Crème brûlée… Are
