“The sacred art and mystery of forgiving”
Forgiveness may just be the hardest thing we do in life. At times it can be downright agonizing, amen? But agony meets ecstasy, and forgiveness
ARTICLES BY COLLEEN CHAO
Forgiveness may just be the hardest thing we do in life. At times it can be downright agonizing, amen? But agony meets ecstasy, and forgiveness
My dirty, sweaty 5-year-old is sitting on the back porch happily humming and throwing fistfuls of birdseed on the lawn. We’ll have an aviary here by
I have several friends in their fifties and sixties who are living proof that a woman can grow more beautiful with age. Isn’t it hopeful
I’m not sure where the idea of a harps-and-clouds heaven came from, but it’s as far from the truth as we could get. The God
I love praying Scripture back to God. It wakes up my sluggish heart, it focuses my scattered thoughts, it helps me sense God’s presence. And it’s been
In his book The Importance of Being Foolish, Brennan Manning writes: “What keeps me feeling insecure are my addictive emotional needs, which must always be satisfied. When
They’d been running around in circles all morning, yelling, begging their god to answer them—to no avail. So they screamed louder. Louder and longer. And
I penned this almost eight years ago in the midst of a desperate season, when I was hungry for the Word and a quiet space
My life is a story of God being with me. I can point to time after time when He broke in on my darkness, when
Today I sat with a friend from Romania whose family has suffered upheaval and persecution as far back as she can remember. Her heritage is
Forgiveness may just be the hardest thing we do in life. At times it can
My dirty, sweaty 5-year-old is sitting on the back porch happily humming and throwing fistfuls of
I have several friends in their fifties and sixties who are living proof that a
I’m not sure where the idea of a harps-and-clouds heaven came from, but it’s as
I love praying Scripture back to God. It wakes up my sluggish heart, it focuses my
In his book The Importance of Being Foolish, Brennan Manning writes: “What keeps me feeling insecure are
They’d been running around in circles all morning, yelling, begging their god to answer them—to
I penned this almost eight years ago in the midst of a desperate season, when
Today I sat with a friend from Romania whose family has suffered upheaval and persecution