Looking at Family through a Resurrection Lens
Marrissa Rhodes contemplates what Christ’s resurrection has to say about imperfect family experiences.
Marrissa Rhodes contemplates what Christ’s resurrection has to say about imperfect family experiences.
Rae Jean Proeschold-Bell and Jason Byassee write that when work is holy, we should expect ups and down.
Rita Willett remembers the old Saint Louis City Hospital and realizes that some things really haven’t changed.
In this short story, Marjorie Maddox provides an insightful and poetic look into the lives of people with masochistic pathologies, people who when “eating an apple [bite] right into the bruise” and can’t help but perpetuate relational and psychological self-harm.
I don’t do suffering well. In fact, I despise suffering. My daughter’s tears bring out the worst in me. My first thought is “How do I fix this?” It’s easily translated into pastoral care or clinical counseling. “What should I say?” “How can I help?” I’ve been habituated to respond to suffering with answers. It’s […]