Author: FaithOnMotion

This piece was adapted from CT’s books newsletter. Subscribe here. Christa McKirland, A Theology of Authority: Rethinking Leadership in the Church (Baker Academic, 2025) The strongest parts…

When civil rights icon Andrew Young was growing up on a diverse square in New Orleans, just 50 feet away from the Nazi Party headquarters, self-defense…

This piece was adapted from the Mosaic newsletter. Subscribe here. I don’t remember Martin Luther King Jr. being the paragon of Black leadership in my home growing…

Discover how to find steadfast security in Jesus, your unwavering anchor, when life’s storms threaten to capsize you. Learn how His powerful presence and the grounding…

Jesus’ encounters with shame and bigotry are a powerful reminder that true honor comes from God’s perspective, not human judgment. By extending mercy and forgiveness to…

Feeling enslaved to insecurities and shortcomings can be a crushing reality for many women, but what if the same power that raised Jesus from the dead…

As we present ourselves to God, He looks beyond our outward appearance and sees the true state of our hearts, revealing that a rotten core can…

“What sorrow awaits you teachers of religious law and you Pharisees. Hypocrites! For you shut the door of the Kingdom of Heaven in people’s faces. You won’t go in yourselves, and you don’t let others enter either.” -Matthew 23:13 Have you ever been around someone who seemed to exude self-righteousness? Often it’s difficult to respect

…”What have I done? What is my crime? How have I wronged your father, that he is trying to take my life?” – 1 Samuel 20:1 The cost of being one of God’s anointed can be great. Those whom God has anointed for service and influence in His Kingdom go through a special preparation. David

Son, do you realize that I am your greatest cheerleader? Sometimes you beat yourself up because you fall short. Hey, no one is perfect. Only my son made the “A” plan. You and the rest of my sons and daughters must realize I make your “B” and “C” plans my “A” plan. Remember, I am