The Power of Example
by Darlene Sala Steve Maxwell tells that in the process of moving his family to a new home, they stopped at a restaurant to eat. When the waiter came to [...]
Becoming a “Complegaltarian”
by Ella Corey When addressing gender roles from a Biblical perspective you get lots of answers. These can range from man-hating activists to woman-oppressing extremists. However, you will see two [...]
Submission: to whom and by whom?
by Ella Corey Over the next couple of weeks I am going to be addressing manhood and womanhood. I am writing this as an introduction/disclaimer: I am not nor do [...]
In the Workplace
by Ella Corey I used to think that pursuing God meant being a missionary or a pastor. I used to think that if you chose a secular workplace, you were [...]
Uncomfortable
by Ella Corey I recently had a compelling conversation with a very close friend of mine. We were discussing life, friendships, faith, and our future, and an interesting point was [...]
Finding Identity as a Third Culture Kid
By You Jin Kim, Reporter for Yonhap News (with closing statements by FEBC-Korea staff writer) So in Christ Jesus you are all children of God through faith… There is neither Jew [...]
More Than Psychological Certainty
by Ella Corey Faith: confidence or trust in a person or thing. I have faith every night when I go to sleep that I will wake up. I have faith [...]
Be Careful Little Eyes of What You See
by Ella Corey “Don’t watch rated R movies,” I was always told as a kid growing up in my church youth group. “Don’t listen to bad music, it will make you [...]
Letting Go(d)
by Ella Corey Recently I was required to practice three hours of silence and solitude for one of my classes at Biola. This couldn’t have come at a worse time. [...]
An Imperfect Person’s Guide to Being Righteous
by Ella Corey Photo by: Gisselle Trochez Last week I reflected on the Belt of Truth, and how significant a role it plays when fighting the war of the insecure. [...]