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Faith & Work

Learning from ‘The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks’

I love that the most durable cells scientists have ever been able to sustain belong to a strong and durable black woman.

Jasmine Holmes · May 4, 2017

When a Boyfriend Turns Out to Be a Pimp

Sarah Grochowski · Apr 28

Bible & Theology

How to Embrace Rest When Work Never Ends

Courtney Reissig · Apr 28

When Public High School Students Sing the ‘Messiah’

Bethany Jenkins · Apr 20

When Your Job Feels Like Salvation By Works

Hunter Powell · Apr 18

The Navy Captain Who Said No to the Dream

Jason Cook · Apr 12

Christian Living

At-Home Work—Not Just for Women

Courtney Reissig · Apr 8

The Golfer Who Won the 2012 U.S. Open

Sean Martin · Apr 5

Without Luther, There Would Be No Bach

Bethany Jenkins · Mar 31

When Tragedy Touches Every Part of Your Job

Abby Perry · Mar 22

Man with a Past—And Now, a Future

Bethany Jenkins · Mar 21

Discipling Congregants with Monday in Mind

Luke Bobo · Mar 20

Ministering from Behind the Barber’s Chair

Jason Cook · Mar 16

What’s the Difference Between American Apparel and Chick-fil-A?

Bethany Jenkins · Mar 16

Christian Living

What Are the Three Callings of a Christian?

Staff · Mar 15

A Man Who Brings Us Bacon

Abigail Murrish · Mar 9

Coding for the Kingdom

Timoteo Sazo · Feb 28

Living for More than Sunday’s Game

Jason Cook · Feb 23