The Story You’re Already Living In
By Matt Knobloch Everyone lives inside a story. You may have never written it down, but you carry one. A story about what the world is, what's gone wrong with it, and what would fix it. For some, the…
Is Christianity Good for the World?
By Jerry McCorkle Is Christianity good for the world? Yes! (And it’s more relevant than ever!) It’s a fair and timely question—and the title of a book by Sharon James. I believe now more than ever there must be a…
What does “Grace” really mean?
By Monish Jayselan A story that stuck with me: A little while back, I came across a story that I haven't been able to stop thinking about. A restaurant owner in Georgia, named Carl Wallace got robbed. His front door…
A Bible Scholar and His Doubt
Sing!25 Interview What happens when a world-class Bible scholar wrestles personally with doubt—and finds his faith rebuilt on solid ground? In this case, a Bible translation used worldwide happens! As principal and CEO of Tyndale House in Cambridge, Peter Williams…
What is the Image of God…and Why Does It Matter?
By Jerry McCorkle One of the most important foundations we return to at Spread Truth is the biblical truth that every human being is made in the image of God. This truth from Genesis, that each person is made in…
Holy Ground on Driver Avenue
By Jerry McCorkle Front porches once symbolized real community, and the front porch of 1801 Driver Avenue in Durham, North Carolina, holds a special place in my heart. That house was where my grandparents, Roy and Elizabeth McCorkle, lived. I…
Kevin Twit on Deconstruction and “Defeater Beliefs”
Sing!25 Interview Anxious, Disillusioned, and Deconstructing: The Spiritual Climate on Today’s Campuses For more than three decades, Kevin Twit has stood at the intersection of music and the spiritual questions of emerging adults. As the founder of Indelible Grace…
Making a Name for Ourselves… and Missing the Point
By Jerry McCorkle Scripture tells us that the people gathered at the Tower of Babel with one shared goal: to make a name for themselves. Some things never change. That impulse—to be known, to be important, to be revered—still echoes…
From Nuclear Engineering to Church Planting with Joel Morris
Sing!25 Interview He could feel the turning point before he could really explain it. At the time, Joel Morris and his family were settled in South Korea. He was invested in a career he loved, aerospace and nuclear engineering,…
A “Fixer’s” Heart–and the Good News of Good Friday
By Jerry McCorkle I was watching a movie the other night about a father who loved his son deeply. When the son began going through struggles, the dad went to extraordinary lengths to try to fix the situation so his…