Will you continue to provide online services for kids after the pandemic bans have been lifted? Here are some questions to ask before you make your decision.

I recently sat down with two clinical psychologists, Dr. John Townsend and Dr. Buddy Mendez, to talk about mental health. They shared with me that “whatever level of stress, anxiety, or depression a person had before the pandemic has been greatly escalated by the pandemic.”

True friends (lifelong friends) are hard to find, mostly because over time people change, as do we. But when shared values, shared life experiences, and shared seasons meet, we look over and discover there is a friend waiting with whom we can often link arms.

"Pure science will always point us back to our loving Creator."

The pulpit does not make pastors infallible.

This is what David Crowder captures beautifully in "Come as You Are"—the beauty of Christ's love for sinners.

If we rail against the government, communicate that we think these rules are stupid, thumb our nose at their spoken desire to protect us, and refuse to heed their orders or guidelines, then we are telling our children that we only listen to authorities whenever we agree.

No matter what, we are called to proclaim the gospel. Scripture tells us to “always be ready to give an answer” when we are asked about the hope we have. Nothing can disrupt this calling, not even being quarantined during a pandemic.