It’s wise to, once-in-a-while, be reminded of what we already know so as to make sure we’re still moving in the right direction. It’s
- Josiah Boyd
- March 14, 2021
In the early days of his earthly ministry, Jesus made many bold claims. He said he was going to make fishers of men (4:19).
- Josiah Boyd
- February 28, 2021
Storms in this life are as inescapable as they can be vicious. The rains of depression, fearfulness, and loneliness fall. The floods of personal
- Josiah Boyd
- February 21, 2021
We worship a relational God. Being mysteriously Trinity—one God eternally existing in three distinct-but-equal Persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—God has always been in
- Josiah Boyd
- February 14, 2021
The Bible claims (and we believe!) that “all Scripture is inspired by God and useful” (2 Timothy 3:16). However, the usefulness of all Scripture
- Josiah Boyd
- February 7, 2021
Today we’re going to fight a disease together, one that often goes undetected and has eternal side-effects. The disease is that of exhibitionism—the desire to
- Josiah Boyd
- January 31, 2021
One of the unpardonable sins in our culture today is telling someone they’re unqualified—that they don’t meet the standard necessary for participation in a
- Josiah Boyd
- December 5, 2020
After his announcement by John the Baptist (3:1–12), his authentication at baptism (3:13–17), and his proven acceptability through temptation (4:1–11), Jesus finally appears proclaiming
- Josiah Boyd
- November 22, 2020
First impressions are important and powerful. It’s why we dress-up for a job interview, act politely on a first date, prepare well for a
- Josiah Boyd
- November 15, 2020
For centuries the Jewish people had anticipated for the arrival of the promised Messiah, one who would fulfill prophecy by sitting on David’s throne
- Josiah Boyd
- November 8, 2020
Even someone who knows very little about art can look at a painting and be impressed and moved. However, the highest level of appreciation
- Josiah Boyd
- December 22, 2019
While marriage proposals occur in varying shapes and sizes—some are simple and private while others are elaborate and public—all are ultimately judged by a
- Josiah Boyd
- December 15, 2019