In relationships, we don’t have to wait for our needs to be met first. Giving what we want to get is a way to love God and love others.
A Response to “Roses and Racism”: Recent Controversy around The Bachelor
By Patrick Miller On Monday, March 1, 2021, I posted my thoughts about a Bachelor contestant caught attending an “Old South” plantation party. My friend and Crossing Member, Kaitlin EuDaly, sent…
Roses and Racism: What The Bachelor Reveals About Cancel Culture
How should Christians respond to the recent Bachelor Controversy involving a contestant’s photos at an “Old South” party?
3 Reasons You Should Watch The Chosen This Spring
This spring, watch The Chosen with your family, friends, or small group. Or watch alone as an act of private devotion.
How to Serve in Columbia, Missouri this Spring
Spring is a great time to look outward and once again ask yourself, “How can I love and serve my neighbors in this season?”
Jesus’s Resurrection Turns Raging Cynics into Hopeful Optimists
Sometimes, Christians are so focused on proving that the resurrection happened that they lose sight of what difference the resurrection makes in their lives.
What Does God Want You to Do Next?
How can you make wise decisions? Most Christians want to know what God wants for them next. They just aren’t sure how to figure it out.
How to Actively Engage with What You’re Watching
Digital media has changed the way we consume stories. Redeeming the way we consume requires us to pay attention to the stories that shape us.
How Challenging Art Teaches You to Love Your Neighbor
Listening is underrated in the modern era. But challenging art gives us the opportunity to practice listening to and understanding others.
Why I Didn’t Watch The Queen’s Gambit (and You Don’t Have to Either)
In a culture of media that demands immediate attention, building a resistance to constant consumption can benefit your heart and your mind.