To support people in their quest for knowledge, direction, and understanding, we have created a digital library of resources from articles, books, bible studies, apps, podcasts, and more that are Bible-based and Spiritually directed. In a world full of opinions, let’s first seek to know and share the wisdom of God.
“How would you feel about being in a relationship with a woman who is a pastor?” There it was — a potential deal breaker, at least from her perspective. We’d been communicating online for a few weeks after getting matched up on eharmony and were slowly wading into increasing depths of vulnerability with our questions.
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Grace Discipleship Mandate is an Instagram account created by one of WPA’s members, Oluseun Olayinka. This account is dedicated to “making disciples of all nations…” (Matt. 28:19-20) and “…minister it to one another, as good stewards of the manifold grace of God.” (1 Peter 4:10) Oluseun and the Grace Discipleship Mandate team’s passion is to
Written by: Olayiwola S’-Olayinka Racism as defined by the Oxford English Dictionary is “the belief that different races possess distinct characteristics, abilities, or qualities, especially so as to distinguish them as inferior or superior to one another”. In the same dictionary, another definition of racism is “prejudice, discrimination, or antagonism directed against a person or
Our world, including our Christian circles, gives us opportunities galore for anger. It’s not as though provocations lie on only one side of the theological, political, or cultural divides. Bob Dylan was right: “Everything is broken.” No wonder, then, that a whole lot can light the fuse of our anger. Anger is a judging emotion. It
When our child gets teased, battered, and bullied by another child’s hurtful words, we parents are inclined to step in and fix it by saying things like, “Oh honey, that’s not true.” Or, “You don’t deserve that.” Or maybe we’ll criticize the aggressor (especially if that aggressor is an older sibling). Quick fix responses like
Pastor Scott Sauls, author of the book, “A Gentle Answer,” joins Dave and Ann Wilson to discuss the power of gentle answers in a culture of outrage. Gentle answers communicate, “You matter, your opinion matters.” People don’t get scolded into agreement, Sauls says. No one ever says “Thank you for lecturing and shaming me.” Yes,
Isaiah 1:17 – a roadmap for a heart seeking justice Katie West In the United States, the murder of George Floyd sparked grief and outrage. In Canada, the murder of Nicholas Gibbs caused the same. In the wake of these deaths and recent others, people rallied together to seek justice and affirm that black lives