you know the truth. will you share it?
in her za magazine debut, nichole relates her revelation at a caribou coffee to an important truth: people are sinning and dying all around us, and we choose to remain silent.
you wouldn’t be that mean if you took it literally
brendan finds a verse packed with meaning, buried in a part of the bible that not a lot of people read. would you shout at a deaf guy or trip a blind girl? then why do christians abuse non-christians?
people come together for a reason
from fiction to reality, we see numerous stories of people who were once fractured but came together. what is it that makes us come together, and what does that mean for Christians?
last and first, all at once
with the wolf pack in mind, buzz describes two distinct roles that are embodied within Jesus and how we can use our knowledge of the roles to better serve God and man.
grace, humility, and avoiding the stairs
a really long parable, a really short story, or merely an analogy. regardless of how one might describe this article, it probes many facets of walking with God and avoiding sin.
satan plays like he knows he’ll lose
the game of the intellectual and a game representational would undoubtedly have some spiritual parallels. brendan explores how satan would play and what we can learn.
sunrises aren’t hot and bright, but they are beautiful
Part topic, part analogy. Holiness is commanded in the Bible, but what is holiness? How do we go for it? And why would Solomon compare the pursuit of holiness to a sunrise?
you don’t applaud the trumpet, you applaud the trumpet player
christians talk a lot about pride, and for good reason. but why is it so hard to stay humble? brendan explores an analogy that put him in his place.
if you’ve got good pancakes, make pancakes
a trip to the famous pancakes on the rocks in sydney, australia not only ruined brendan for other pancakes forever, but gave him an analogy that relates to the Christian’s core competency - Jesus.