Politics are a part of our everyday lives. To ignore politics is to ignore the marginalized and those in need. Yet, our ultimate allegiance must be in Christ, not political parties. How do we as followers of Christ navigate this tension?

While sin has corrupted both work and rest, redeemed people are called to restore labour and sabbath to their proper places in our lives. But what does it look like to rediscover a Christian call to minister in the marketplace through both our paid...

It is the responsibility of the church to foster compassion for those in need, a vision for the lost world, a prayer focus for mission workers and the world, and a plan for sending workers into mission. But how do we do this? What are the requirements...

The New Testament defines the church with many different images and ideals. Historically, the Anabaptist tradition has placed an emphasis on a subset of these values and practices that have helped us sustain hope in God's kingdom and build...

Part of the hope of Easter has to do with the in-breaking of light into dark places. It was at dawn that Christ's followers discovered an empty tomb and Christian tradition thereafter associates the imminence of daybreak with both the...

God calls each and every follower of Jesus a child of God, but what does that mean, exactly? When faced with temptations to grab or mis-use power, understanding the limits and responsibilities of being a child of God will help re-frame what it means...