WESLEY ARNING

When we look in the mirror, we should see glimmers of God’s grace that has shaped who we are (and who we are to become) in Christ. We are

It's nearly impossible for American Christians not to filter a theological message through a political lens. The vocabulary of the right or

A children’s song has enhanced my faith as I’ve sung it daily to my daughter. And that is the nature of prayer and the reason to keep doing

What is the Christian response to the war between Israel and Gaza. One Palestinian Anglican priest may have the answer.

John’s baptism gets us honest about ourselves and our place in the world (something we desperately need). But Jesus’ baptism opens up a

What is the nature of Jesus’ baptism and how do we participate in it? When Jesus went into the Jordan River to be baptized by his cousin, he

This three-part series is specifically about suicide and the church. I hope that this will allow others to tell their story.

Prayer is not begging before a God who doesn't listen, nor is it playing the lottery of God's favor. It is a fragrant offering where we lay

Learn more about the different areas Jesus visited during Holy Week, and check out our podcast episode with Dr. Cyndi Parker.

This is the eulogy I preached for my grandfather, Donald Dorris. Two particular readings that I referenced were Genesis 2:4b-9, 15-18

What was done, once and for all, by his Incarnation and ultimate sacrifice on the cross rings loud and clear today, but it also directs our

The season of Advent begins this coming Sunday, and it has now become a tradition for me to share a list of Advent practices that may make

We are not only formed by our failures, in fact, we limit ourselves when we fear failing. We take fewer risks in life, which may be golden

Advent is my favorite season on the Church calendar for many reasons, but mostly because it challenges everything Black Friday

It is inspiring to see someone at his age to be willing to rethink the assumptions he’s lived with all his life. This news challenges his as

We may come out smaller, but we may end up being stronger than before.

Even as messed up as we are God calls us to himself. But for that to be the case we must lay aside our own ambitions and desires and follow

Every church, no matter the size, is fighting for the attention of their members.

This time may teach leaders what it means to lead and not to be a helicopter parent. We must give our members the tools and training they ne

Exile and Solitude. Two unpopular ideas in this day and age, and yet they may be the very motifs that can guide us through the next few week