Running against the Moving Walkway of Racism
by Heather Bock In a spare moment on Saturday, I glanced at Twitter and found my feed awash with references to Charlottesville, alt-right, and white supremacy. This was my introduction
Tag: redemption
Breaking the Brokenness of the Cycle of Poverty: Part One
by Heather Bock On Sunday, I was sitting in my church community group, and we were talking about the state of schools in our city. We were bemoaning the same
In His Redemption, God Gives Us a New Name
by Heather Bock Little E wants us to call her by a new name–well, not exactly new–she wants us to call her by her real name, not by her shortened
Move Away from the Mess to Move Toward the Mess: A Guest Post by John Hambrick
Two months ago, I wrote a review of John Hambrick’s book, Move Toward the Mess. The book is filled with great stories about people who took a chance on getting messy
Do You Want to Be Moved?
…Just watch a double handful of former would-be street kids, abandoned, abused, and neglected–but now accepted, loved, and taken into a home, into a family–huddle together in front of a computer