Living in a fallen world, it’s not uncommon for people—even God’s people—to feel disoriented and isolated, overwhelmed by choices and trials, decisions and disappointments,
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If you have been with us in the past weeks, you’ll know that we have been doing a series on the Holy Spirit. Today
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In the 47th Psalm, the author points the reader to worship of God as the universal King, in part, because of how he has
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Jerome once said that when he read the letters of the apostle Paul he could hear thunder. Nowhere in the Pauline corpus is such
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Few things are more certain than the reality of suffering people in the church. Grief, loss, pain, stress, sin, fear; you name it, someone
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As a local church grows in size (or is forced apart because of a virus!) it can become increasingly difficult to actually know everyone
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With a church made up of people from all sorts of backgrounds, personalities, opinions, and walks of life, there are bound to be times
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As Christians, we have been saved unto eternal life. We have been moved from darkness to light, from death to life. We have, by
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Welcome to another installment of “Well That’s Interesting” (you can find the first post with a detailed explanation of the series here, or bookmark
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The apostle John opens his gospel account with a bold declaration of the eternality, divinity, and creativity of the Word: In the beginning was
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