In recent years, a noticeable shift has taken place across our churches and communities: seeking professional counseling has lost much of its former stigma. More Christians than ever are meeting with licensed therapists to process anxiety, depression, marriage difficulties, and past trauma. This trend naturally

When people ask me what I do for a living, I tell them I’m a dairy farmer—mostly. Well, I also have a sawmill and a kiln. And in the spring, I make maple syrup and help my parents sell equipment for maple syrup production. And

Many of us have wrestled with what worship is, and how to engage wisely in worship. In worship we sing, pray, read, give, testify, and even at times eat and drink. Yet these activities do not tell us what worship actually is. If we are

This past year has been a time of transition for me. I’m leaving Rosedale Bible College (RBC), where I served for 15 years—one as a faculty member, 10 as Dean of Students, and four as Academic Dean. This summer I’m moving into the president’s office