Words shape hearts, minds, and communities. In his first editorial, our new editor reflects on the power of “right words” and the call to let God’s Word dwell among us.
For five and a half years, Dave Jennings faithfully served as Editor of the Tidings. As he steps into a new role on the committee, we give thanks for his service and welcome three new editors.
When life shakes your confidence in God, the question isn’t just does He exist? It’s is He worth trusting? This article wrestles honestly with that question and points to why faith is still the best option.
Nicodemus and Joseph of Arimathea lingered between darkness and light. Their story challenges us to ask whether we are truly living as children of light.
“The LORD is my shepherd” may be more present and powerful than we realize. This article explores how the Hebrew reveals God as actively and continually shepherding His people.
This article launches a new Tidings section, “Stuff That Works,” sharing practical, real-world ideas for living and sharing the gospel. It begins with PraiseFest—a joyful, outdoor outreach that brought faith, music, and community together.
Prophecy isn’t meant to stay academic. By identifying the core characteristics of “Babel,” this article shows how Scripture calls us to examine pride, trust God’s care for His people, and apply prophecy personally.
Would you die for Christ? This article examines the historical evidence for Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection and why that truth transforms sacrifice into living hope.