God is not silent and never has been, and all of us who believe can hear him at some point or another. The question becomes: What do we do when we hear God’s call? By Jessica Brodie.

Instead of making New Year’s resolutions, I have decided to try something a little bit different. By Bishop Leonard Fairley.

Let’s ask important and sometimes difficult questions and be willing to allow God to use us in transformative, even uncomfortable ways. By Jessica Brodie.

May we find the courage to say with Mary, “Let it be to me according to your word,” so that God might birth in us a light that overcomes all darkness. Joy to world, the Lord has come!

We are commanded to love, even in the midst of close calls, hardship and despair. An editorial by Jessica Brodie.

The world could use a little more shalom, a little more inshallah. By Bishop Leonard Fairley.

If we keep looking back, keep lamenting, keep holding onto anger or sadness or worry or whatever else it is that keeps our minds on yesterday, we’re doing a disservice to the Lord. By Jessica Brodie

We are called to be big gates that swing on small hinges. We are vessels of the mysteries of faith. By Bishop Leonard Fairley.

Instead of choosing to see uncertainty through a lens of fear, what if we were to choose to see that uncertainty a bit like an unopened gift on Christmas morning? By Jessica Brodie.

In God’s grace, there is an unshakable trust and courage that is always available when we walk in the light of Christ. An introductory column by Bishop Leonard Fairley.

Labels can be incredibly damaging, and they run the risk of pigeon-holing us into false identities. They can affect how we see ourselves and place limits on our potential to do God’s work in this world. We can do better. A column by Jessica Brodie.

Twelve years together. Twelve years of shared ministry and mission. Twelve years of dreaming God-sized visions. Twelve years of seeking a more excellent way. Together. A column by Bishop L. Jonathan Holston