Of all the books of the Bible, there may not be one that is more consistently beloved, more pastorally accessible, and more desperately read
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While the books of Samuel and Kings are hefty, jam-packed, and quick-moving texts, they’re only the first two pairs of a history-rich triplet. We
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Suffering and pain, trials and hardships, discouragement and anxiety. These are all guaranteed realities of the human condition—that is, being sinful people living in
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Many of us may still remember days past when we started each day in the classroom with the Lord’s Prayer. But why this prayer?
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It’s all about relationships today! Join Andrew and Josiah as they talk about Matthew 7:1–12, the pursuit of true righteousness, and how that changes
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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
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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
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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
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Anyone out there feeling a little worn down, frustrated, or just plain weary? If so, you’ve got company. The last number of months have
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In these days characterized by repeated lockdown, constant inconvenience, forced isolation, and a seemingly never-ending stream of bad news, do you find yourself increasingly
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Just as a few days ago I posted a prayer to mark then end of one year, so today I offer a second to
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Regardless of your experience with and possible distaste for the practice of resolution-making, we can agree that Christians are called to “grow in the
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