Just as the kintsugi artist doesn’t try to pretend that nothing has happened to the repaired object, neither does God simply erase our brokenness.
Category: Editor’s note
Last year something happened in my city, something that only came to light a few months ago, and something that I can’t seem to forget.
With a creeping sense of horror, I realised that instead of sugar, I’d laced the Milo with salt.
In an increasingly anxious world, hope is one of the greatest gifts our church can offer.
We should assume the best intentions and seek to find common ground in our mission, our broken humanity and our need for Jesus.
Now is the time to move beyond comfort and into calling—finding our place, together, in God’s mission.
Power in the church can either wound or heal, depending on whether it’s used like Jesus.
Record relies on contributions from around the South Pacific—stories of ministries, your personal testimonies and meaningful perspectives. We need each other.
We like to think we’re more advanced than the people who came before us, but are we actually better?
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