
Q&A with student missionaries to Laos and Hong Kong
Written by: Madison Wilcox Editor’s Note: The following article has been edited for length and clarity. The Accent has also chosen not to publish the

Written by: Madison Wilcox Editor’s Note: The following article has been edited for length and clarity. The Accent has also chosen not to publish the

Written by: Madison Wilcox Fools present a moral dilemma to the wise. As Proverbs 26 explains, it is dangerous both to engage the fool or

Written by: Madison Wilcox Spring has come, and I am astonished. I wish I could spend a full day staring at the world with my

Written by: Madison Wilcox Have you ever been so spiritually exhausted that you couldn’t read your Bible, couldn’t listen to a sermon, couldn’t even whisper

Written by: Madison Wilcox I ate four pieces of toast this morning: two with peanut butter and pear and two with butter and chopped dates.

Written by: Madison Wilcox Doesn’t life seem to strike in patterns, both the suffering and the sin? It always hurts in the same place. I

Written by: Madison Wilcox Imagine it: The oxen lumber along; the drivers brush gnats from stinging eyes. The sun runs high and then higher. Suddenly,

Written by: Madison Wilcox What was your New Year’s resolution? I’m guessing it had something to do with improving your life. Maybe you swore off

“Your sun shall no longer go down, nor shall the moon withdraw itself; for the Lord will be your everlasting light, and the days of

Busyness is a prerequisite to American middle-class life. We learn early that success falls most frequently into the lap of the overworked. Thus, the rhythm