Sarah Walton

Dec 8, 2024 | thegospelcoalition.org | Sarah Walton

Suffering. How can one small word hold so much complexity? It can elicit: fear, dread, anxiety, bitterness, anger, and panic. It can also stir up: courage, strength, growth, humility, and faith. Suffering is so painfully complex that we struggle to find answers to it, yet it demands answers nonetheless. Which is why, I believe, we often grasp at any answer we can surmise to make sense of our pain. God must want to teach me something. Maybe I’m being disciplined for unconfessed sin.

Dec 3, 2024 | journal.step.org | Sarah Walton

Sarah Walton TEP questions why, during the largest intergenerational wealth transfer in history, elderly women are at risk of becoming homeless CPD Vulnerable client Australia Lately, anyone wanting to get onto the housing ladder in Australia has seen media warnings of significant price increases and uncertainty about interest rates.

Nov 30, 2024 | crossway.org | Sarah Walton |Betsy Howard

Is Happiness the Goal? Children today are being raised in a society that perpetually tells them they are meant to be happy and that they should feel free to do whatever feels good to find that elusive happiness. Kids often look for that happiness in trying to be good enough. They tend to seek their purpose in trying to be the best—or at least better than those around them. Or perhaps they seek satisfaction through the coolest toys, best clothes, newest phones, or video games.

Nov 18, 2024 | crossway.org | Sarah Walton |Ginger Blomberg |Kristen Wetherell

This article is part of the Answering Kids’ Hardest Questions series. True RepentanceWhat if I sin too much? Will God still forgive me? These kinds of questions are questions that kids ask all the time, and if they don’t verbally ask it, they're often thinking it as we’re working through discipline and teaching them right and wrong.

Nov 19, 2023 | thegospelcoalition.org | Sarah Walton |Brett McCracken |G. K. Beale |Samuel Emadi

Motherhood is a gift. But it’s the most challenging, humbling, “put you flat on your face” kind of gift. As wonderful as it is, with each new season that throws me into uncharted waters, I come face to face with my limitations, weaknesses, and sinful nature. What’s more, when I look around me, I see other moms making different choices and navigating different circumstances than I do. None of us has exactly the same answers for how to best feed, educate, and nurture our children.