There is a quiet anxiety that runs beneath the surface of modern life — a fear that time is slipping away, that our best years are behind us, that the world is moving too fast and we are not keeping up. We buy creams to hide our wrinkles, chase productivity to prove our worth, and scroll endlessly to feel connected. Yet underneath all of it, the human heart is asking a far older question: Does my life mean anything, and will it hold together when everything changes?
The answer Scripture gives is not a technique or a trend. It is a person. And a rich wave of new Christian resources released this July — Read the source article from Crossway — invites the church to go deeper into that person, Jesus Christ, and into the Word He has given us to navigate every season of life.
The Human Condition: Dust, Longing, and the Need for Redemption
The title of Jen Wilkin’s new book, Dust to Dust: Aging Wisely in an Anti-Aging World, is drawn from one of the most sobering declarations in all of Scripture. After Adam’s rebellion in the garden, God said plainly:
