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August 28, 2012

How Much Love Does It Take to Make a Difference?

By Anne Jackson

Anne Jackson on the finite reality of human ability in the face of infinite human need.

The sun did not sympathize with the winter season. What should have been alive was dead, and the only green we saw was sewn into the fabric wraps women wore around their midsections as they carried their babies along the dirt road. Three of us walked in a dusty heat from the footbridge across a dry riverbed to Lindiwe’s homestead at the edge of the village. Read More

 

August 16, 2012

Called to Party?

By Nate Branson

Why Christian hospitality should look less like fine china and more like a dance party in your living room. Read More
 

July 3, 2012

Those Things That Will Not Ever Leave

By Anne Jackson

Our columnist Anne Jackson looks into the bleak reality of loneliness, hiddenness, God's seeming absence and pain and asks, "Will those things that are said to not ever leave ever return?" Read More

 

August 16, 2011

Lonely, but Not Rejected

By fabienne harford

Fabienne Harford writes about the loneliness that accompanies being single, and how it does not equate rejection. Read More

 

June 13, 2007

Rock Climbing and Loneliness

By Joey Berrios

RELEVANT covers the issue of loneliness and how it plays into our relationship with God. Read More

 

March 26, 2007

Alone

By Bradley Lademann

“I think that when you follow Christ, one of the things that happens when you start listening to His voice is that you really are alone.”

— Mike Yaconelli in an interview with Dick Staub Read More