A Life of Cards
Imagine carrying every sin you’ve ever committed — each one handed to you on a card. The pockets of your heart would overflow. But God doesn’t ask you to carry them. He asks you to confess them. To agree with him. To hand over the whole stack. And when you do, he doesn’t read them aloud or hold them against you. He tears them up. Every single one.
Prison Drama ‘Sing Sing’ Captures Faith of the Formerly Incarcerated
Based on the real-life story of the maximum-security prison’s Rehabilitation Through the Arts program, founded in 1996, the film follows inmates who form a theater troupe while serving their sentences, processing their emotions through musical performances and acting.
Confession: When Truth Demands a Witness
Confession is normal and necessary for followers of Jesus. It’s something many of us did spontaneously when we began following him. But it must be an ongoing thing for us, too.
Taizé Prayer: Seeking God’s Peace
Taize worship is marked by simplicity, silence, confession, reconciliation and prayer. This contemplative style of worship grew out of a community in Taize, France, founded after World War II to provide a place of refuge and forgiveness for those seeking healing and reconciliation after the distress and devastation of war. The service is a blend of Christian styles, both liturgical and free, both ancient and contemporary.