Edward T. Welch

We are small; the world is big. Though we make plans, follow through on decisions, and feel like we have some say-so, we can’t control even the most trivial events.

We hide because we are not . . . enough.

God loves us and desires to be with us so much that he came down and became one of us.

You probably have a friend or family member who has told the same story dozens of times, but somehow, each time, you are still interested in hearing it.

Sin becomes public in three different ways: someone confesses it, we see it, or we are told about it. Each of these suggests different responses. 

We all need help and we are all helpers—that’s part of being human. We need help for our souls, especially while going through hardships. We weren’t designed to go through hard things alone. But what does it look like to help each other well?