The Grief of Jesus
By: Guy Sayles Lately, I’ve imagined that I overhear the grief of Jesus. I hear strains of bewilderment and anger, loneliness and longing, protest and prayer. No wonder his followers …
GUEST POST: Immersed in Jesus
By Ruth Sprayberry DuCharme Recently, my husband, Cass, and I returned from a time of retreat and relaxation at the Garden of the Gods Resort in Colorado Springs. After picking …
GUEST POST: Follow Jesus — but where and why?
By David White This writing comes as I embark on another eight-session facilitation of A Jesus Worldview: Seeing Through the Eyes of Jesus for a community-based Sunday School group. It …
GUEST POST: On pledging allegiance
By Tom Prevost It seemed simple at the time, getting on my knees with my parents around the coffee table in the living room of our house at 4812 Hummingbird …
GUEST POST: What’s in a name?
By David White The mission of the Jesus Worldview Initiative is to articulate and advance the following of Jesus as the defining priority of the Christian faith. Let that sink …
GUEST POST: Encountering Jesus is our need and hope
By Guy Sayles As an elementary school-aged boy in 1960s Atlanta, I spent most of my out-of-school time playing side yard football and sandlot baseball, wandering in the thin woods …
Support determines scale
“I am concerned that more and more expressions of Christianity in the U.S. seem to leave Jesus out of the equation,” said Vickie Wiley Willis, a retired strategic human resources …
GUEST POST: The absence of kindness
By Jon Roebuck There is a very disturbing trend in modern American Christianity. It isn’t low attendance, declining membership, aging buildings or shrinking budgets. It’s the absence of kindness that should …