A Place for Lament

How do we honestly bring our suffering before the Lord while still clinging to and trusting in His goodness and plan for our lives?

A Place for Lament

In this series, our writers will consider the rightful place of lament, learning to name our sorrow without allowing it to become the center of our identity, displace our one true hope, or define the story we tell about the world, ourselves and our Creator.

Neither Disembodied nor Triumphalist: The Voice of Christian Hope

How might giving voice to our suffering allow us to more fully rest in our hope in Christ?

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A Lament for Readers (of Landscape)

Our pursuit of efficiency and utility can make us less attentive to the beauty of creation. As Christians, how might we become readers of the world again—recognizing creation’s goodness, grieving its losses, and bearing faithful witness to its beauty?

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The Groaning of Creation: Lament and Hope

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Longing for Home in the House of God

What do we do when the house of the Lord doesn’t feel like home? How can we learn to lament all that is broken and not yet as it should be, while still clinging to the hope of home among the people with whom God has promised to dwell?

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Oct 06, 2026

Walking Alongside: Compassion and Care Across Life Stages

This series explores the ordinary, yet challenging seasons of life through a social work perspective. Together, these reflections invite us to look beyond life’s challenges as problems to be managed and consider how we might respond with wisdom, presence, compassion, and hope to the people and circumstances God places before us.

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Apr 14, 2026

Woven Together: A Theology of God’s Ordered and Varied Design

When we understand diversity as something embedded in God's design for His creation—unfolding in complexity and woven together intentionally—we begin to see the world’s fullness, beauty, and purpose more clearly.

In All Things

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