Hope

The doctrine of God’s wise and sovereign governance doesn’t make history easy to interpret. It makes living through it endurable.

We bear the tension of both joy and sorrow.

We’re facing huge problems in our culture—problems an election alone can’t solve. But by God’s grace, we can do the small, daily work of repair.

A democratic process resulted in the greatest miscarriage of justice in human history.

Real hope is not an argument, an opioid, or a sunnier form of despair. It’s a person named Jesus.

The celebrated film depicts the weird (and occasionally wonderful) world after loss.

Clarissa Moll interviews Switchfoot’s Jon Foreman.

When Christian kids leave home, we worry about deconversion. But our trust and hope are in Christ, not well-practiced apologetics.

In the aftermath of a senseless killing, Davey Blackburn encountered “signs and wonders” hinting at its place in a divine plan.

It’s okay to mourn what’s lost without losing hope for what’s to come.