Once again on the podcast this week, we are discussing a topic often talked about in the church, but rarely understood with clarity: the
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The Gospel according to Matthew is written in such a way that it oscillates between stories about Jesus and the teachings of Jesus. All in all, there are
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As we come to the conclusion of the section of Matthew’s gospel made up of chapters 8 and 9, we once again see Jesus
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Most are familiar with this cinematic scene: A bomb with a visible timer is counting down to detonation and, apparently, the only way to
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In Matthew 9 we read the account of Jesus inviting a lowly tax collector to follow him. Without hesitation nor reservation, up jumped the
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While Da Vinci’s Mona Lisa is arguably one of the world’s most famous works of art, if you’ve ever seen it (whether in-person at
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Fallenness, fear, and a fixing faith? Sounds like fun! In the midst of a world that has so much wrong with it, it is
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Current news headlines suggest that we have a lot to be afraid of. A spreading virus, a falling economy, government overreach, climate change, creeping
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