Are Kids’ Sports Our New God?
Quite a few years back, my son (a second grader at the time) bounded down the stairs early one Saturday morning excited about his baseball tournament. It was going to be a beautiful, sunny day and our family…
Quite a few years back, my son (a second grader at the time) bounded down the stairs early one Saturday morning excited about his baseball tournament. It was going to be a beautiful, sunny day and our family…
In many circumstances, prayer is the effective action God wants us to take.
Disclaimer: This is a conversation between me (Anna, Rooted parent editor) and my son Mac (a college junior) that took place after much nagging on my part. It is by no means representative of all relationships between parents…
This past month, Rooted began a very significant conversation with the “red pill” articles that described a tough reality in American culture and especially in the American church. The history of racial tension and racism in general is…
Job descriptions for pastors are often ridiculous. They reflect our human desire for “game changing” leaders to “take us to the next level.” We are oftentimes looking for some kind of super-person to organize, strategize, vision-cast, and execute…
In my house, we are currently viewing and reading stories about love. At the end of each day we settle down as a family to read together and the regular favorites are selected – The Little Mermaid, Frozen,…
Living in a diverse community has revealed incredible things about the person and the people of God that I had been missing out on.
Our vision for TC Teens is the same as our vision for the church: To see students in a multi-ethnic body, in a multi-generational setting, who live a mission-shaped life.
When teaching through Romans to students, we must always remember not to disassociate our theology of the gospel from living out the gospel.
