A beginner’s guide to camping, plus David Mathis on honoring God with our fitness, and should you date coworkers?
Featured musical artist: Hollyn
Roundtable: Camping for Average People
Camping is a fun outdoor activity to do with friends and family, but if you don’t know what you’re doing it can be pretty intimidating. What should you pack? How do you cook food? Should you go with expert campers or strike out on your own? Our guests have experience pitching tents, sitting by campfires, and seeing the stars at night — but they all consider themselves “average” campers in ability and know-how. They’ll provide attainable tips for your next camping trip, especially if you’re a beginner.
Culture: A Theology of Exercise
Does God care if you’re hitting the gym? Or getting any exercise at all? According to David Mathis, part of us being equipped for service to God is having bodies that are able to do so. He shares scriptural reasoning for prioritizing movement as not only “taking care of your temple” but as an act of worship. He also tells the story of being convicted on this topic, how he started adding fitness to his life, and how staying active helps your body, brain and spirit.
A Little Theology of Exercise: Enjoying Christ in Body and Soul
Inbox: Should You Date a Coworker?
Is it a good idea to date a work colleague? HR expert Marshonda Dixon weighs in.