Just as Jesus loved the world by combatting evil in the world, his followers will do the same. Advancing the good includes “picking fights” with everything that threatens and diminishes the good.

I heard a news report about songbirds seemingly singing more loudly during these days of the COVID-19 threat. That story caught my attention because I’m a birdwatcher. I’m continually amazed by God’s creative power evident in the colorful feathers and melodic voices of birds.

So, what do we do when our minds and bodies start shutting down from virtual meetings overload? Here are six tips to overcome your Zoom/Hangouts/WebEx/Skype/FaceTime fatigue.

"Often God speaks through those quiet moments, through other people, and through ordinary life’s circumstances."

"Nobody’s arguing about baptism or tongues or things like that anymore. They’re arguing about politics,” Pastor and theologian Tim Keller observes.

In the face of this crisis, how can we as Christians respond to our fears? It’s helpful to first identify the three kinds of fear found in Scripture, one of which is not like the others.

To the often forgotten pastor’s wife, the woman often behind, but so faithfully beside, a man God has called to labor for Him. She deserves a level of appreciation and honor that is seldom expressed as is merited.

"Kathleen Nielson lists some ways 1 Peter especially encourages and equips the church today."