It is on the scaled-down switch backs of mid-mountain trails that we find the most opportunity to live with embodied empathy. In the day-to-day of human living, we are to let our love to genuine

Elizabeth Bergen writes on motherhood, and how God eases our exhaustion with divinely-aided rest.

Angela Denker writes on caring for the most vulnerable members of our society, and how we can embrace God in moments of darkness.

Christian parenting is tough. On one hand, I desperately want my two daughters to have faith in God. I want them to experience the church as a place that models the love of God. I want them to be compelled to act when they see the image of God in their neighbors. On the other, I don’t want the weight of my expectations to become an unbearable burden. And, if I’m honest, my expectations are weighty.