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When will things go back to normal?

When will things go back to normal?

These days, we’re trying to keep our distance from people. And it feels a lot like how I imagine people treated lepers in the Bible. These people were shunned and made outcasts because of their medical condition. Diseases and illnesses break down bodies, but they also...

4 Ways to Pray for Rwanda

For 100 days in 1994, a darkness unfolded in Rwanda that permeated the soul of every national. Hatred . . . betrayal . . . blindness. All led to a subjugation of human rights gross enough to earn Rwanda a front page in world history. Yet Rwanda has risen from a place...
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