We are made in the image of God and we’re made to reflect him. If that is true, and it is, then what we reflect on social media matters greatly.

For many, “joy” and “reading plan” don’t jive. How many of us have set out January 1 with Genesis 1 only to fail somewhere around Leviticus 10?

Go to the source. Go into the dark of things you don’t know. Watch how the stars shine.

I am sorry we didn’t tell you the Christian life is about being connected to the right root, Jesus, before you can bear the right fruit.

We've been pleased to bring on board a couple of editorial assistants to help with the day-to-day publication of FTC resources and other Midwestern publishing needs, and it's my privilege to introduce them to you.

In Christ, we no longer need to perform image maintenance and reputational management. 

I don’t think most Christians have a calculated, self-conscious plan to build their brands. At first blush, we recoil at the thought of pride and self-promotion. But the incipient nature of pride works its way into our thoughts and actions quietly. What we think are noble aspirations to build his kingdom can sometimes be tainted with a desire to build ourselves up. It’s a vice we must all fight.