A Fountain of Life By Stephen Rankin “The teaching of the wise is a fountain of life, so that one may avoid the snares of death.” Proverbs 13:14 Across the years, I have benefitted tremendously from people who gave me their time, attention, and perspectives on life. As
A Fountain of Life By Stephen Rankin “The teaching of the wise is a fountain of life, so that one may avoid the snares of death.” Proverbs 13:14 Across the years, I have benefitted tremendously from people who gave me their time, attention, and perspectives on life. As
Academies of Life by Stephen Rankin The philosopher and spiritual writer, Dallas Willard, of blessed memory, wrote the following exhortation in the introduction to his book, The Spirit of the Disciplines: “Our local assemblies must become academies of life as it was meant to be.” That phrase, “academies of life,”
Academies of Life by Stephen Rankin The philosopher and spiritual writer, Dallas Willard, of blessed memory, wrote the following exhortation in the introduction to his book, The Spirit of the Disciplines: “Our local assemblies must become academies of life as it was meant to be.” That phrase, “academies of life,”
Academies of Life by Stephen Rankin The philosopher and spiritual writer, Dallas Willard, of blessed memory, wrote the following exhortation in the introduction to his book, The Spirit of the Disciplines: “Our local assemblies must become academies of life as it was meant to be.” That phrase, “academies of life,”
It is not often that I am grateful for not living in Ireland. Yet, as I look at the title, this is one of them. Loud whistles and catcalls from friends; the wit shouting “what life!,” the wag greeting the adjective “theological” as if it were an expletive to be
Reading Scripture is more than checking a box; it’s how God forms us over time. In this episode, Brian Ball and Evan Kunz walk through 2 Timothy 3:16–17, reminding us that all Scripture is God-breathed and essential for teaching, correcting, and training us in righteousness. They highlight how transformation doesn’t
This article was originally published by Public Square Magazine. To read more from them, CLICK HERE. “I feel so sorry for you.” My relative’s words took me by surprise. We were enjoying an afternoon together at a big family gathering, immersed in a conversation completely unrelated to her abrupt and