Guest Contributors

From time to time we have guests contribute to The Scroll. This is an archive of those articles.

Walking through Luke: Incense

As we wait, often painfully, for our pleas before the Lord to be answered, may we still offer them. May these daily requests not become a stale routine, but remind us that they are sweet-smelling sacrifices to our loving God and Father.

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Walking through Luke: Barrenness

Barrenness is all too familiar for many of us; if not the barrenness of our womb, then perhaps the fruitlessness of our job, our marriage, our ministry, our prayer life, or our fight against sin.

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Churchianity: Jesus without the church?

“The current trend of setting Jesus against the church says nothing about Jesus and a lot about the state of Christianity today. It lacks biblical literacy,” writes Rick Harrington.

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Reflect the Son

This summer, I was selected to serve as a Cabin Leader at WorldSong Missions Adventure Camp. Of course, the summer didn’t turn out as planned

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Seeking guidance

Trusting in God for these big, important, life-altering decisions is really hard and takes some getting used to. As a child I didn’t ask God

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The unexpected answer

There are lots of verses in Hebrews 4 that stick out to me. You know them: the one about the Word being living and active

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Walking through Luke: Incense

As we wait, often painfully, for our pleas before the Lord to be answered, may we still offer them. May these daily requests not become a stale routine, but remind us that they are sweet-smelling sacrifices to our loving God and Father.

Read More

Walking through Luke: Barrenness

Barrenness is all too familiar for many of us; if not the barrenness of our womb, then perhaps the fruitlessness of our job, our marriage, our ministry, our prayer life, or our fight against sin.

Read More

Churchianity: Jesus without the church?

“The current trend of setting Jesus against the church says nothing about Jesus and a lot about the state of Christianity today. It lacks biblical literacy,” writes Rick Harrington.

Read More

Reflect the Son

This summer, I was selected to serve as a Cabin Leader at WorldSong Missions Adventure Camp. Of course, the summer didn’t turn out as planned

Read More

Seeking guidance

Trusting in God for these big, important, life-altering decisions is really hard and takes some getting used to. As a child I didn’t ask God

Read More

The unexpected answer

There are lots of verses in Hebrews 4 that stick out to me. You know them: the one about the Word being living and active

Read More