Human life is marked by change. And yet, beneath all this change, Christianity makes a remarkable claim: there is One who remains constant.

Rest. It’s something that everyone needs, and yet, to many in this modern age, real, true rest can often feel distant, just out of our grasp. Can we truly find the rest we seek?

While language, music, cuisine, and shared cultural customs are easily inheritable, does the same apply to faith?

What does it mean to be a Christian in the midst of such a fragile, polarized, and conflicting political landscape? How can we be both politically responsible while our primary responsibility is to follow in the ways of Christ?