In Matthew 18, in response to a question about greatness in the Kingdom, Jesus instructs his disciples to have humility like a child. This
[molongui_byline before='Written by ']
There’s a reason that Paul so often uses the analogy of running a race when talking about our spiritual journeys, and that’s at least
[molongui_byline before='Written by ']
With the seemingly endless barrage of bad news, it can be helpful to take a moment to pause, and read about what the Bible
[molongui_byline before='Written by ']
Psalm 29 is a call to worship God the way he deserves to be worship, because of who he is, what he can do,
[molongui_byline before='Written by ']
One of the most beautiful and awe-inspiring things is to have a water’s-edge view as a storm builds and works its way in across
[molongui_byline before='Written by ']
Matthew 17 ends with a short and strange story involving a temple tax, a parabolic rhetorical question, and a wealthy fish; all tied together
[molongui_byline before='Written by ']
After the glorious mountaintop experience at the beginning of Matthew 17, Jesus, James, John, and Peter return to find the other 9 disciples in
[molongui_byline before='Written by ']
Beginning in November 2021, the Adult Sunday School class at Oakridge began working our way through the letter of Paul to the Romans. Below
[molongui_byline before='Written by ']
Matthew 17 brings us to one of those glorious moments in scripture, as we get a glimpse into the holy ground that is the
[molongui_byline before='Written by ']
In the third Psalm, we read the perspectives of King David as he fled from his scheming son Absalom who incited a rebellion in
[molongui_byline before='Written by ']
In the middle of the book of 2 Samuel there is a fascinating story where David, the King of Israel, is forced to flee
[molongui_byline before='Written by ']
The latter part of Matthew 16 contains perhaps one of the most well-known, oft-quoted passages on discipleship in the entire Bible. But what is
[molongui_byline before='Written by ']