“Follow your heart.” It’s the mantra of our culture, and it’s one of the main reasons young people are abandoning any kind of external authority—including the Church.
What happens in our hearts, to our degree of passion for gospel witness, when we create space to wonder, for example, about the depth of the love of God as seen in the incarnation of Christ?
Mennonite Central Committee Canada approves of the change in Canada’s position on calling for a ceasefire in Gaza.
If we wish to experience God’s wisdom and understanding, it can only be through the pathway of faithful action.
Ken Esau responds to two challenging but important questions.
Feelings of sadness and anxiety are heightened at Christmas when happiness seems like the only acceptable emotion. But Jesus is Emmanuel, God with us. And he is at home with suffering.
How do you understand welcoming and hospitality? What is its role in your life as a disciple of Jesus who encounters opportunities to receive family, friends, strangers, believers and unbelievers into your personal faith and life spaces?
As 2024 approaches, we plan to bring storytelling to the forefront and discover new ways to share your life and story with others. One immediate change we plan to make is to reduce the number of issues we send out in this “Digest” format from 12 to 6.
Instead of being refreshed and renewed during Advent, we become agitated and anxious. We need a revived perspective of mindfulness, being still—waiting.
The first verse of Genesis 1 conjures up the picture of a God who imagines and makes the universe in the same way an artist creates a work of art.