Living Lent: The story of two Dirty Vagabond missionaries.

What would you say if God told you to move with your wife and young family to the inner city of Wichita, Kansas, and serve the poor? Most people would probably say, “No way!” Many have the mentality that to live a missionary life is for the single person or someone who has chosen a religious vocation. However, when God spoke to Andy and Meg Churray, they said yes. 

The Dark Side of Hope

Hope and I have a strained relationship. All too often, I have found myself on the wrong side of hope—its dark side where shattered hope lives. It has led me to avoid hope as much as possible because the disappointment of an unfulfilled hope is just too painful to live over and over.​

Monthly Regulars

Job and Me
From the desk of Lisa Perron

For years, I refused to read the book of Job. I’d heard the story. As I understood it, God had allowed Satan to strip his livelihood, his livestock, and worse of all, his ten children as a test of his faithfulness.

Lent for Littles
Linda 360 - Linda Padgett

Lent is a gift from the church to help us grow in our love for God and turn away from sin. As parents, we are given the responsibility to lead our children in that same growth.
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My Son Lucy
A serial fiction by Lisa Perron

I breathed slow and deep, trying to hold onto the image of Millie’s face. Oh, Millie. I was jolted to wakefulness when my son let himself into my apartment. What the hell?
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Every year about this time, as winter begins to fade and spring seems more like a reality, I get so excited to dive into whatever spring cleaning projects I have. Whether it’s going through old clothes, airing out the house, or deep cleaning some forgotten space, there’s something so refreshing about getting rid of the old and unused, and bringing life back to the tired. It’s like a new beginning which is also how I look at the season of Lent. 

VIDEO'S FOR THE MONTH

Obsession of the Month

Spiritual Fatherhood

WHAT I REALLY WANT TO KNOW
AN INTERVIEW WITH MIKEY NEEDLEMAN ​

This months article is with MIKEY NEEDLEMAN
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 Never too late to start over
 - by Kim Dandurand

​Hi. My name is Kim and I’m a stepmom. For eighteen years, I didn’t think that ever needed to be said out loud; but now, I see
things so differently.