Embodied Submission in Christ
Download a PDF Whenever I read the word “submission,” one of the first images that comes to mind is the “umbrella of authority” (or “protection”).1
Download a PDF Whenever I read the word “submission,” one of the first images that comes to mind is the “umbrella of authority” (or “protection”).1
In the world of social media, sound bites serve as teachers. Posts, threads, and video clips instruct us and shape our perspective on a variety
Misunderstanding Submission Submission is one of the most beautiful and dangerous words in Scripture and the church. It is beautiful because it expresses one of
Submission” has become a loaded word. Misused and misunderstood, submission is often rejected in mainstream culture, being equated with passiveness and weakness. Christians who grow
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The chapel smelled like burnt coffee and old paper, a blend of comfort and memory that clung to the air. Outside, the relentless San Antonio
Editor’s Note: This is the 2025 Writing Competition Grand Prize Winner in the Poetry category. I. Theatre I am a fourteen-year-old girl whose calling to
Melanie had recently been hired to serve at a large church in a nearby town. In her second week at the church, the senior pastor
It’s evening in the Garden of Eden. Tomorrow, the woman will awaken to a different world. Earlier today, she and her partner fell for the