Jesus restores work to its proper place by stepping in to be the faithful Savior that nothing else ever could ever be. His perfect life, substitutionary death, and victorious resurrection have secured for us all the security, meaning, and identity we will ever need.
Speaking as a widow who has raised three sons during the ten years since their father died, I have read a number of Christian resources on grief. One of the best is a relatively new blog from Clarissa Moll.
If you are a mom of teenage girls—or if you will be one day—Love Her Well is a must-read.
Welcome to this month’s Rooted Parent Top 10- a list of parenting articles from across the web for the Rooted community. This list represents ten articles we believe will encourage and equip you as you parent your kids.
While our world mixes a cocktail of loud voices, self-help and Prozac, Daniel offers the sobering news that God is creating for us a home and Kingdom that will never end and will not be shaken.
The idol of safetyism was embedded in American society long before the pandemic struck.
Before, I thought grace just changed my eternal circumstances; I never knew grace changed me.
Momentum cannot be assessed simply. Ministry rising and falling numerically or (seemingly) spiritually lends itself to trusting the tide rather than the sovereign hand of God.
There are so many reasons to give thanks to the Lord. Name these reasons as a family, and then play some of these Christ-centered songs that foster worship when we need to rejoice.
