Are there any mistakes in the Bible? If so, can we trust it? How should we read the Bible and understand inspiration? Join us this week as we discuss these things together.
You will never look into the face of someone God does not love. Join us this week as we look at two impactful stories about the value of truly being seen.
Responsibility is hard to pin down. It’s easier to point the finger, to play the blame game, to pass the buck to someone else. But responsible people don’t do that. Join us this week as we talk about the need … Continue reading
It is often implied, if not stated outright, that having integrity as Christians means not changing our minds. Sometimes this is even understood to be part of how we can be representatives of God’s character and agents of God’s healing … Continue reading
My husband recently switched out all the lightbulbs in our home, and my only option for turning them on now is to speak them into existence. Needless to say, I have a few bumps and bruises from stumbles. There is … Continue reading
A Christmas truce occurred on and around Christmas Day 1914, when the sounds of rifles firing and shells exploding faded in a number of places along the Western Front during World War I. War is the expected way empires settle … Continue reading
This week we discuss the meaning of joy and how a misunderstood curse is replaced with a promise.
Do not be afraid! This was the message given to Zacharia, Mary, Joseph, and the Shepherds. It’s one of the most important messages we can reflect on this Christmas season. The opposite of fear is not courage, it’s peace. But … Continue reading
Thankfulness is a soil in which pride does not easily grow. Join us this week as we talk about the importance of giving thanks.
Before judging someone for not believing in God, we should seek to understand the “god” they don’t believe in. We need to stop arguing for the existence of God until we can understand the true character of God. In many … Continue reading
