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The Sacred Pause: The Prisoner Who Took Another Inmates’s Death Sentence

Few historical accounts express sacrificial love as powerfully as the story of Maximilian Kolbe, a Polish priest imprisoned at Auschwitz during the Second World...

The Sacred Pause: The Long Obedience That Helped End a Brutal Trade

The instruction to do not grow weary becomes most difficult when we have worked faithfully but can see little evidence of change. In 1787, British...

The Sacred Pause: When Conviction Costs You Something

Christian conviction is easy to profess when obedience costs nothing. Its true strength is revealed when doing what you believe is right threatens something...

The Sacred Pause: The Good You Do Without Applause Still Matters

Doing good in secret can feel insignificant in a world that measures influence through attention, recognition and applause. In 1939, British humanitarian Nicholas Winton helped...

The Sacred Pause: What to Do When Your Prayers Seem to Make No Difference

Praying for a loved one can become painful when years pass and nothing appears to change. Monica of Hippo was a Christian mother in fourth...

The Sacred Pause: The Peace That Survives What You Cannot Explain

Peace in difficult times does not mean that our circumstances are good. It means that God can steady our hearts even when life has...

The Sacred Pause: The Sin of Seeing Evil and Doing Nothing

Speaking against injustice becomes a Christian responsibility when remaining silent allows evil to continue unchallenged. Dietrich Bonhoeffer was a German pastor and theologian who opposed...

The Sacred Pause: Grace Does Not Leave Us Where It Finds Us

John Newton’s life is one of history’s most striking illustrations of transforming grace. In 1748, Newton was aboard a ship caught in a violent storm....

The Sacred Pause: Your Rejection Is Not Always a Verdict on Your Value

Overcoming rejection begins with understanding that another person’s refusal is not always an accurate judgment of your ability or value. By 1939, Marian Anderson was...

The Sacred Pause: The Wounded Person Is a Neighbour Before an Enemy

Compassion in action begins when another person’s suffering becomes more important than our convenience, prejudice or distance from the problem. In June 1859, Swiss businessman...

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