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For many Christians, the worlds of counseling and ministry have long felt separate, one clinical and psychological, the other spiritual and Spirit-led. Yet the integration of faith and psychology is revealing that these two approaches can work together to support ...
To speak of “The A to Z Mission of Jewish Disciples of Yeshua” is to step into a calling that is as rich and textured as the history of Israel itself. The mission entrusted to Jewish followers of Yeshua cannot be reduced to a slogan or a single priority; ...
William never considered himself particularly “spiritual.” He surrendered his life to Christ as a young adult, attended church faithfully, and did his best to live his life in accordance with God’s Word. But in the quiet moments, late at night or early in the ...
What does it mean to lead when you cannot see the road in front of you? Leading without Eyes: How Faith Shapes Vision, Ethics, and Culture explores that tension at the heart of Christian leadership. While organizations prize clarity, strategy, and ...
When serving and leading in faith-based organizations, or I prefer to say Christ-centered organizations, it is imperative that we minister and lead from a healed heart. Emotional intelligence is simply another name for emotional maturity and the reality is that ...
There is something awe inspiring about walking the cobbled streets of Oxford on an Oxford Christian study trip, knowing that this is where saints, reformers, and scholars once wrestled with truth. Saints like Edmund of Abingdon, a peacemaker appointed ...
Explosion at the Family Table
Sunday dinner exploded before the hot pizza made its way around the table. I turned sharply toward my mother-in-law and—voice tight, heart pounding—unleashed both barrels of facts at the stream of half-truths she had absorbed from her ...
As the year comes to a close, we have one final story of transformation we are excited to share with you.
Jack Kraatz grew up in Keller, Texas, without church, faith, or any sense that God had a claim on his life. Like many young men, he chased what the world ...
This semester at The King’s, we have seen God shaping students in powerful ways. Arianna’s story is one of them, and we are honored to share how God has been forming her voice and calling.
From the time she was young, Arianna Shelton found her place in worship. As ...
In this season of light and promise, we are grateful for the way God continues to lead our students with care and purpose. One particular student's journey is a powerful reminder that His light is never hidden from those who seek Him.
Brandi Thomas came to The ...
Every semester we meet students whose lives have been transformed by listening to the Lord and taking courageous steps of faith. Today, we want to share one of those stories with you.
When Ariyiana Haynes fully surrendered her life to God in early 2024, she had no ...
Every December, voices around the world join in a familiar invitation: O come, all ye faithful, joyful and triumphant. It’s more than a lyric—it’s a call that has echoed through centuries of Christian worship. This beloved hymn doesn’t just summon us to a ...
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