First person: Reading God’s Word with anticipation changes everything
What is God saying to me today through my personal one-on-one engagement with His holy Scripture? And why would I ever want to miss out on what He wants to share with me?
First person: Removing humanity from others makes it difficult to love them
One way we all can help each other toward an effort of genuinely showing Jesus’ love to others is to avoid labels and harsh descriptions about those we might disagree with as well as the latest current events, writes Jennifer Rash.
First person: Are you ever fearful of how the Lord will answer your prayers?
Remembering to lean on God for guidance provides the ultimate peace and confidence as we make decisions along life’s journey, writes Jennifer Rash.
First person: Seeking to follow ‘sabbath’ pattern for year seven
“In thinking through what it might look like to follow the pattern outlined in Leviticus 25 of six years of growth followed by one year of rest, reflection and resetting, I realized we would need to be creative…,” writes Jennifer Rash.
First person: Time to regulate, regroup and reset — you’ve got this
“What was the hardest part about this past year? How will persevering through that help us/change us/challenge us going forward?” asks Jennifer Rash, , president and editor-in-chief of TAB Media Group.
First person: Christmas season perfect time to practice hopeful anticipation
“Being restricted on activities definitely provides more space for the mind to be creative and think beyond the regimented daily routines,” writes TAB Media’s Jennifer Davis Rash.
First person: Sidelined moments offer perspective, opportunities for growth
Perspective sometimes brings with it a more intense dose of, well, perspective, and my current angle on viewing life matches
First person: 30 years later — remembering Hudson Baggett and seeking to boost his intern fund
These internships have provided hands-on experience, mentorship and spiritual guidance to help young journalists grow professionally and in their faith for these past three decades.