“We must work for the good and commit ourselves to postures of global selflessness, even if we can't figure out all the details surrounding the foreign dictators, food shortages, and fair trade. We're called to lean in, to work as… — Holly Sprink Copy Share Image
“As those of you with children know, rational parenting is like the Loch Ness Monster. We all hope it's out there somewhere, but we… — Holly Sprink Copy Share Image
“What if we saw differences in cultures, in moral choices, and in belief as reasons to engage people instead of excuses to disengage and… — Holly Sprink Copy Share Image
“We don't treat Jesus like a puppy, soaking in his excitement over our coming home and then leading him back to stay in the… — Holly Sprink Copy Share Image
“We can make our own plans and judge them by our narrow expectations, or we can experience life as the boundless reality of the… — Holly Sprink Copy Share Image
“Global citizenship means simply being willing to focus on the game, to notice the world and the people in it. It does not mean… — Holly Sprink Copy Share Image
“As Christians we must realize there are millions of people in the world (indeed, within the Christian faith) who do not live by our… — Holly Sprink Copy Share Image
“If we allow our American mindset of consumption to spill into our understanding of what a Christian is, we are in danger of living… — Holly Sprink Copy Share Image
“What is it about our expectations, plans, or ideas that hold such sway over us? It is as if we've written a script for… — Holly Sprink Copy Share Image
“Author Denise Roy talks about our attachment to our own will, calling it Plan A. “My trouble,” she says, “is that I think there… — Holly Sprink Copy Share Image
“Yes, our goal as Christians should be to do away with the things in our world that keep people from knowing the love and… — Holly Sprink Copy Share Image
“God simply told us to think of Jesus as Immanuel, which means 'God with us.' How amazing that one of the main ways God… — Holly Sprink Copy Share Image
“Each time you come in contact with someone this week , notice and engage that person in conversation. Realize that his or her job… — Holly Sprink Copy Share Image
