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Saved by Grace Aug 29, 2021

Investigating the "trees" of the forest that is the book of Ephesians. This series takes a second, more pointed, look at issues previously discussed in larger strokes during the "Everything Jesus" series.

Christianity 101 Aug 29, 2021

Investigating the "trees" of the forest that is the book of Ephesians. This series takes a second, more pointed, look at issues previously discussed in larger strokes during the "Everything Jesus" series.

Wine, Women, and Bongs Aug 22, 2021

Investigating the "trees" of the forest that is the book of Ephesians. This series takes a second, more pointed, look at issues previously discussed in larger strokes during the "Everything Jesus" series.

Sex, Drugs, and Alcohol Aug 22, 2021

Investigating the "trees" of the forest that is the book of Ephesians. This series takes a second, more pointed, look at issues previously discussed in larger strokes during the "Everything Jesus" series.

The Forgiven Forgiver Aug 15, 2021

Investigating the "trees" of the forest that is the book of Ephesians. This series takes a second, more pointed, look at issues previously discussed in larger strokes during the "Everything Jesus" series.

Forgive One Another Aug 15, 2021

Investigating the "trees" of the forest that is the book of Ephesians. This series takes a second, more pointed, look at issues previously discussed in larger strokes during the "Everything Jesus" series.

Four Reasons to Remember God Aug 08, 2021

Investigating the "trees" of the forest that is the book of Ephesians. This series takes a second, more pointed, look at issues previously discussed in larger strokes during the "Everything Jesus" series.

Remember God's Goodness Aug 08, 2021

Investigating the "trees" of the forest that is the book of Ephesians. This series takes a second, more pointed, look at issues previously discussed in larger strokes during the "Everything Jesus" series.

Good Words Aug 01, 2021

Investigating the "trees" of the forest that is the book of Ephesians. This series takes a second, more pointed, look at issues previously discussed in larger strokes during the "Everything Jesus" series.

A Talk About Talk Aug 01, 2021

Investigating the "trees" of the forest that is the book of Ephesians. This series takes a second, more pointed, look at issues previously discussed in larger strokes during the "Everything Jesus" series.

Truth is God's Truth Jul 25, 2021

Investigating the "trees" of the forest that is the book of Ephesians. This series takes a second, more pointed, look at issues previously discussed in larger strokes during the "Everything Jesus" series.

Speaking Truth in Love Jul 25, 2021

Investigating the "trees" of the forest that is the book of Ephesians. This series takes a second, more pointed, look at issues previously discussed in larger strokes during the "Everything Jesus" series.

An Encouraging Farewell Jul 18, 2021

It’s been called “the crown and climax of Paul’s theology” and “the divinest composition of man.” It was the favorite book of reformer John Calvin, and it was widely circulated in the early church. All this for good reason: The book of Ephesians deepens our understanding of the gospel by extolling the unsearchable riches of Christ. It magnifies the significance of the church in the eternal purposes of God. It emphasizes the glory of God’s grace in reconciling sinners to himself and to each other. And it highlights the distinctness of the Christian life. Yet above all, the book of Ephesians is so beloved because it shows how Jesus is absolutely at the center of everything, proclaiming all of Christ in all of life for all the world.

To Encourage Your Hearts Jul 18, 2021

It’s been called “the crown and climax of Paul’s theology” and “the divinest composition of man.” It was the favorite book of reformer John Calvin, and it was widely circulated in the early church. All this for good reason: The book of Ephesians deepens our understanding of the gospel by extolling the unsearchable riches of Christ. It magnifies the significance of the church in the eternal purposes of God. It emphasizes the glory of God’s grace in reconciling sinners to himself and to each other. And it highlights the distinctness of the Christian life. Yet above all, the book of Ephesians is so beloved because it shows how Jesus is absolutely at the center of everything, proclaiming all of Christ in all of life for all the world.

Shots Fired Jul 11, 2021

It’s been called “the crown and climax of Paul’s theology” and “the divinest composition of man.” It was the favorite book of reformer John Calvin, and it was widely circulated in the early church. All this for good reason: The book of Ephesians deepens our understanding of the gospel by extolling the unsearchable riches of Christ. It magnifies the significance of the church in the eternal purposes of God. It emphasizes the glory of God’s grace in reconciling sinners to himself and to each other. And it highlights the distinctness of the Christian life. Yet above all, the book of Ephesians is so beloved because it shows how Jesus is absolutely at the center of everything, proclaiming all of Christ in all of life for all the world.

United We Stand (In Christ) Jul 11, 2021

It’s been called “the crown and climax of Paul’s theology” and “the divinest composition of man.” It was the favorite book of reformer John Calvin, and it was widely circulated in the early church. All this for good reason: The book of Ephesians deepens our understanding of the gospel by extolling the unsearchable riches of Christ. It magnifies the significance of the church in the eternal purposes of God. It emphasizes the glory of God’s grace in reconciling sinners to himself and to each other. And it highlights the distinctness of the Christian life. Yet above all, the book of Ephesians is so beloved because it shows how Jesus is absolutely at the center of everything, proclaiming all of Christ in all of life for all the world.

New Heart at Work Jul 04, 2021

It’s been called “the crown and climax of Paul’s theology” and “the divinest composition of man.” It was the favorite book of reformer John Calvin, and it was widely circulated in the early church. All this for good reason: The book of Ephesians deepens our understanding of the gospel by extolling the unsearchable riches of Christ. It magnifies the significance of the church in the eternal purposes of God. It emphasizes the glory of God’s grace in reconciling sinners to himself and to each other. And it highlights the distinctness of the Christian life. Yet above all, the book of Ephesians is so beloved because it shows how Jesus is absolutely at the center of everything, proclaiming all of Christ in all of life for all the world.

Christian Work Jul 04, 2021

It’s been called “the crown and climax of Paul’s theology” and “the divinest composition of man.” It was the favorite book of reformer John Calvin, and it was widely circulated in the early church. All this for good reason: The book of Ephesians deepens our understanding of the gospel by extolling the unsearchable riches of Christ. It magnifies the significance of the church in the eternal purposes of God. It emphasizes the glory of God’s grace in reconciling sinners to himself and to each other. And it highlights the distinctness of the Christian life. Yet above all, the book of Ephesians is so beloved because it shows how Jesus is absolutely at the center of everything, proclaiming all of Christ in all of life for all the world.

Parenting is Christian Jun 27, 2021

It’s been called “the crown and climax of Paul’s theology” and “the divinest composition of man.” It was the favorite book of reformer John Calvin, and it was widely circulated in the early church. All this for good reason: The book of Ephesians deepens our understanding of the gospel by extolling the unsearchable riches of Christ. It magnifies the significance of the church in the eternal purposes of God. It emphasizes the glory of God’s grace in reconciling sinners to himself and to each other. And it highlights the distinctness of the Christian life. Yet above all, the book of Ephesians is so beloved because it shows how Jesus is absolutely at the center of everything, proclaiming all of Christ in all of life for all the world.

Christian Family Jun 27, 2021

It’s been called “the crown and climax of Paul’s theology” and “the divinest composition of man.” It was the favorite book of reformer John Calvin, and it was widely circulated in the early church. All this for good reason: The book of Ephesians deepens our understanding of the gospel by extolling the unsearchable riches of Christ. It magnifies the significance of the church in the eternal purposes of God. It emphasizes the glory of God’s grace in reconciling sinners to himself and to each other. And it highlights the distinctness of the Christian life. Yet above all, the book of Ephesians is so beloved because it shows how Jesus is absolutely at the center of everything, proclaiming all of Christ in all of life for all the world.

Marriage is Christian Jun 20, 2021

It’s been called “the crown and climax of Paul’s theology” and “the divinest composition of man.” It was the favorite book of reformer John Calvin, and it was widely circulated in the early church. All this for good reason: The book of Ephesians deepens our understanding of the gospel by extolling the unsearchable riches of Christ. It magnifies the significance of the church in the eternal purposes of God. It emphasizes the glory of God’s grace in reconciling sinners to himself and to each other. And it highlights the distinctness of the Christian life. Yet above all, the book of Ephesians is so beloved because it shows how Jesus is absolutely at the center of everything, proclaiming all of Christ in all of life for all the world.

Christian Marriage Jun 20, 2021

It’s been called “the crown and climax of Paul’s theology” and “the divinest composition of man.” It was the favorite book of reformer John Calvin, and it was widely circulated in the early church. All this for good reason: The book of Ephesians deepens our understanding of the gospel by extolling the unsearchable riches of Christ. It magnifies the significance of the church in the eternal purposes of God. It emphasizes the glory of God’s grace in reconciling sinners to himself and to each other. And it highlights the distinctness of the Christian life. Yet above all, the book of Ephesians is so beloved because it shows how Jesus is absolutely at the center of everything, proclaiming all of Christ in all of life for all the world.

Walking in Wisdom Jun 13, 2021

It’s been called “the crown and climax of Paul’s theology” and “the divinest composition of man.” It was the favorite book of reformer John Calvin, and it was widely circulated in the early church. All this for good reason: The book of Ephesians deepens our understanding of the gospel by extolling the unsearchable riches of Christ. It magnifies the significance of the church in the eternal purposes of God. It emphasizes the glory of God’s grace in reconciling sinners to himself and to each other. And it highlights the distinctness of the Christian life. Yet above all, the book of Ephesians is so beloved because it shows how Jesus is absolutely at the center of everything, proclaiming all of Christ in all of life for all the world.

Walking with Jesus Jun 13, 2021

It’s been called “the crown and climax of Paul’s theology” and “the divinest composition of man.” It was the favorite book of reformer John Calvin, and it was widely circulated in the early church. All this for good reason: The book of Ephesians deepens our understanding of the gospel by extolling the unsearchable riches of Christ. It magnifies the significance of the church in the eternal purposes of God. It emphasizes the glory of God’s grace in reconciling sinners to himself and to each other. And it highlights the distinctness of the Christian life. Yet above all, the book of Ephesians is so beloved because it shows how Jesus is absolutely at the center of everything, proclaiming all of Christ in all of life for all the world.

Like Father, Like Son Jun 06, 2021

It’s been called “the crown and climax of Paul’s theology” and “the divinest composition of man.” It was the favorite book of reformer John Calvin, and it was widely circulated in the early church. All this for good reason: The book of Ephesians deepens our understanding of the gospel by extolling the unsearchable riches of Christ. It magnifies the significance of the church in the eternal purposes of God. It emphasizes the glory of God’s grace in reconciling sinners to himself and to each other. And it highlights the distinctness of the Christian life. Yet above all, the book of Ephesians is so beloved because it shows how Jesus is absolutely at the center of everything, proclaiming all of Christ in all of life for all the world.

Walk in Love, Imitating God Jun 06, 2021

It’s been called “the crown and climax of Paul’s theology” and “the divinest composition of man.” It was the favorite book of reformer John Calvin, and it was widely circulated in the early church. All this for good reason: The book of Ephesians deepens our understanding of the gospel by extolling the unsearchable riches of Christ. It magnifies the significance of the church in the eternal purposes of God. It emphasizes the glory of God’s grace in reconciling sinners to himself and to each other. And it highlights the distinctness of the Christian life. Yet above all, the book of Ephesians is so beloved because it shows how Jesus is absolutely at the center of everything, proclaiming all of Christ in all of life for all the world.

Rules for New Life May 30, 2021

It’s been called “the crown and climax of Paul’s theology” and “the divinest composition of man.” It was the favorite book of reformer John Calvin, and it was widely circulated in the early church. All this for good reason: The book of Ephesians deepens our understanding of the gospel by extolling the unsearchable riches of Christ. It magnifies the significance of the church in the eternal purposes of God. It emphasizes the glory of God’s grace in reconciling sinners to himself and to each other. And it highlights the distinctness of the Christian life. Yet above all, the book of Ephesians is so beloved because it shows how Jesus is absolutely at the center of everything, proclaiming all of Christ in all of life for all the world.

5 Rules for (New) Life May 30, 2021

It’s been called “the crown and climax of Paul’s theology” and “the divinest composition of man.” It was the favorite book of reformer John Calvin, and it was widely circulated in the early church. All this for good reason: The book of Ephesians deepens our understanding of the gospel by extolling the unsearchable riches of Christ. It magnifies the significance of the church in the eternal purposes of God. It emphasizes the glory of God’s grace in reconciling sinners to himself and to each other. And it highlights the distinctness of the Christian life. Yet above all, the book of Ephesians is so beloved because it shows how Jesus is absolutely at the center of everything, proclaiming all of Christ in all of life for all the world.

The New Walk of the New Life May 23, 2021

It’s been called “the crown and climax of Paul’s theology” and “the divinest composition of man.” It was the favorite book of reformer John Calvin, and it was widely circulated in the early church. All this for good reason: The book of Ephesians deepens our understanding of the gospel by extolling the unsearchable riches of Christ. It magnifies the significance of the church in the eternal purposes of God. It emphasizes the glory of God’s grace in reconciling sinners to himself and to each other. And it highlights the distinctness of the Christian life. Yet above all, the book of Ephesians is so beloved because it shows how Jesus is absolutely at the center of everything, proclaiming all of Christ in all of life for all the world.

True Change May 23, 2021

It’s been called “the crown and climax of Paul’s theology” and “the divinest composition of man.” It was the favorite book of reformer John Calvin, and it was widely circulated in the early church. All this for good reason: The book of Ephesians deepens our understanding of the gospel by extolling the unsearchable riches of Christ. It magnifies the significance of the church in the eternal purposes of God. It emphasizes the glory of God’s grace in reconciling sinners to himself and to each other. And it highlights the distinctness of the Christian life. Yet above all, the book of Ephesians is so beloved because it shows how Jesus is absolutely at the center of everything, proclaiming all of Christ in all of life for all the world.

Growing Together in Christ May 16, 2021

It’s been called “the crown and climax of Paul’s theology” and “the divinest composition of man.” It was the favorite book of reformer John Calvin, and it was widely circulated in the early church. All this for good reason: The book of Ephesians deepens our understanding of the gospel by extolling the unsearchable riches of Christ. It magnifies the significance of the church in the eternal purposes of God. It emphasizes the glory of God’s grace in reconciling sinners to himself and to each other. And it highlights the distinctness of the Christian life. Yet above all, the book of Ephesians is so beloved because it shows how Jesus is absolutely at the center of everything, proclaiming all of Christ in all of life for all the world.

Growing Up Together in Christ May 16, 2021

It’s been called “the crown and climax of Paul’s theology” and “the divinest composition of man.” It was the favorite book of reformer John Calvin, and it was widely circulated in the early church. All this for good reason: The book of Ephesians deepens our understanding of the gospel by extolling the unsearchable riches of Christ. It magnifies the significance of the church in the eternal purposes of God. It emphasizes the glory of God’s grace in reconciling sinners to himself and to each other. And it highlights the distinctness of the Christian life. Yet above all, the book of Ephesians is so beloved because it shows how Jesus is absolutely at the center of everything, proclaiming all of Christ in all of life for all the world.

The Source and Shape of Unity May 09, 2021

It’s been called “the crown and climax of Paul’s theology” and “the divinest composition of man.” It was the favorite book of reformer John Calvin, and it was widely circulated in the early church. All this for good reason: The book of Ephesians deepens our understanding of the gospel by extolling the unsearchable riches of Christ. It magnifies the significance of the church in the eternal purposes of God. It emphasizes the glory of God’s grace in reconciling sinners to himself and to each other. And it highlights the distinctness of the Christian life. Yet above all, the book of Ephesians is so beloved because it shows how Jesus is absolutely at the center of everything, proclaiming all of Christ in all of life for all the world.

United Together in Christ May 09, 2021

It’s been called “the crown and climax of Paul’s theology” and “the divinest composition of man.” It was the favorite book of reformer John Calvin, and it was widely circulated in the early church. All this for good reason: The book of Ephesians deepens our understanding of the gospel by extolling the unsearchable riches of Christ. It magnifies the significance of the church in the eternal purposes of God. It emphasizes the glory of God’s grace in reconciling sinners to himself and to each other. And it highlights the distinctness of the Christian life. Yet above all, the book of Ephesians is so beloved because it shows how Jesus is absolutely at the center of everything, proclaiming all of Christ in all of life for all the world.

How People Change May 02, 2021

It’s been called “the crown and climax of Paul’s theology” and “the divinest composition of man.” It was the favorite book of reformer John Calvin, and it was widely circulated in the early church. All this for good reason: The book of Ephesians deepens our understanding of the gospel by extolling the unsearchable riches of Christ. It magnifies the significance of the church in the eternal purposes of God. It emphasizes the glory of God’s grace in reconciling sinners to himself and to each other. And it highlights the distinctness of the Christian life. Yet above all, the book of Ephesians is so beloved because it shows how Jesus is absolutely at the center of everything, proclaiming all of Christ in all of life for all the world.

The Why, How and What of Christianity May 02, 2021

It’s been called “the crown and climax of Paul’s theology” and “the divinest composition of man.” It was the favorite book of reformer John Calvin, and it was widely circulated in the early church. All this for good reason: The book of Ephesians deepens our understanding of the gospel by extolling the unsearchable riches of Christ. It magnifies the significance of the church in the eternal purposes of God. It emphasizes the glory of God’s grace in reconciling sinners to himself and to each other. And it highlights the distinctness of the Christian life. Yet above all, the book of Ephesians is so beloved because it shows how Jesus is absolutely at the center of everything, proclaiming all of Christ in all of life for all the world.

God's Plan Apr 25, 2021

It’s been called “the crown and climax of Paul’s theology” and “the divinest composition of man.” It was the favorite book of reformer John Calvin, and it was widely circulated in the early church. All this for good reason: The book of Ephesians deepens our understanding of the gospel by extolling the unsearchable riches of Christ. It magnifies the significance of the church in the eternal purposes of God. It emphasizes the glory of God’s grace in reconciling sinners to himself and to each other. And it highlights the distinctness of the Christian life. Yet above all, the book of Ephesians is so beloved because it shows how Jesus is absolutely at the center of everything, proclaiming all of Christ in all of life for all the world.

God's Plan Apr 25, 2021

It’s been called “the crown and climax of Paul’s theology” and “the divinest composition of man.” It was the favorite book of reformer John Calvin, and it was widely circulated in the early church. All this for good reason: The book of Ephesians deepens our understanding of the gospel by extolling the unsearchable riches of Christ. It magnifies the significance of the church in the eternal purposes of God. It emphasizes the glory of God’s grace in reconciling sinners to himself and to each other. And it highlights the distinctness of the Christian life. Yet above all, the book of Ephesians is so beloved because it shows how Jesus is absolutely at the center of everything, proclaiming all of Christ in all of life for all the world.

The Glorious Harmony of God's New Humanity Apr 18, 2021

It’s been called “the crown and climax of Paul’s theology” and “the divinest composition of man.” It was the favorite book of reformer John Calvin, and it was widely circulated in the early church. All this for good reason: The book of Ephesians deepens our understanding of the gospel by extolling the unsearchable riches of Christ. It magnifies the significance of the church in the eternal purposes of God. It emphasizes the glory of God’s grace in reconciling sinners to himself and to each other. And it highlights the distinctness of the Christian life. Yet above all, the book of Ephesians is so beloved because it shows how Jesus is absolutely at the center of everything, proclaiming all of Christ in all of life for all the world.

One New Man Apr 18, 2021

It’s been called “the crown and climax of Paul’s theology” and “the divinest composition of man.” It was the favorite book of reformer John Calvin, and it was widely circulated in the early church. All this for good reason: The book of Ephesians deepens our understanding of the gospel by extolling the unsearchable riches of Christ. It magnifies the significance of the church in the eternal purposes of God. It emphasizes the glory of God’s grace in reconciling sinners to himself and to each other. And it highlights the distinctness of the Christian life. Yet above all, the book of Ephesians is so beloved because it shows how Jesus is absolutely at the center of everything, proclaiming all of Christ in all of life for all the world.

From Death To Life Apr 11, 2021

It’s been called “the crown and climax of Paul’s theology” and “the divinest composition of man.” It was the favorite book of reformer John Calvin, and it was widely circulated in the early church. All this for good reason: The book of Ephesians deepens our understanding of the gospel by extolling the unsearchable riches of Christ. It magnifies the significance of the church in the eternal purposes of God. It emphasizes the glory of God’s grace in reconciling sinners to himself and to each other. And it highlights the distinctness of the Christian life. Yet above all, the book of Ephesians is so beloved because it shows how Jesus is absolutely at the center of everything, proclaiming all of Christ in all of life for all the world.

Jesus Makes You Alive Apr 11, 2021

It’s been called “the crown and climax of Paul’s theology” and “the divinest composition of man.” It was the favorite book of reformer John Calvin, and it was widely circulated in the early church. All this for good reason: The book of Ephesians deepens our understanding of the gospel by extolling the unsearchable riches of Christ. It magnifies the significance of the church in the eternal purposes of God. It emphasizes the glory of God’s grace in reconciling sinners to himself and to each other. And it highlights the distinctness of the Christian life. Yet above all, the book of Ephesians is so beloved because it shows how Jesus is absolutely at the center of everything, proclaiming all of Christ in all of life for all the world.

Easter: Death No More To Fear Apr 04, 2021

This series is a collection of stand alone sermons preached at Remnant Church.

Seeing With New Eyes Mar 28, 2021

It’s been called “the crown and climax of Paul’s theology” and “the divinest composition of man.” It was the favorite book of reformer John Calvin, and it was widely circulated in the early church. All this for good reason: The book of Ephesians deepens our understanding of the gospel by extolling the unsearchable riches of Christ. It magnifies the significance of the church in the eternal purposes of God. It emphasizes the glory of God’s grace in reconciling sinners to himself and to each other. And it highlights the distinctness of the Christian life. Yet above all, the book of Ephesians is so beloved because it shows how Jesus is absolutely at the center of everything, proclaiming all of Christ in all of life for all the world.

Seeing Jesus Changes You Mar 28, 2021

It’s been called “the crown and climax of Paul’s theology” and “the divinest composition of man.” It was the favorite book of reformer John Calvin, and it was widely circulated in the early church. All this for good reason: The book of Ephesians deepens our understanding of the gospel by extolling the unsearchable riches of Christ. It magnifies the significance of the church in the eternal purposes of God. It emphasizes the glory of God’s grace in reconciling sinners to himself and to each other. And it highlights the distinctness of the Christian life. Yet above all, the book of Ephesians is so beloved because it shows how Jesus is absolutely at the center of everything, proclaiming all of Christ in all of life for all the world.

God’s Wonderful Plan for Your Life Mar 21, 2021

It’s been called “the crown and climax of Paul’s theology” and “the divinest composition of man.” It was the favorite book of reformer John Calvin, and it was widely circulated in the early church. All this for good reason: The book of Ephesians deepens our understanding of the gospel by extolling the unsearchable riches of Christ. It magnifies the significance of the church in the eternal purposes of God. It emphasizes the glory of God’s grace in reconciling sinners to himself and to each other. And it highlights the distinctness of the Christian life. Yet above all, the book of Ephesians is so beloved because it shows how Jesus is absolutely at the center of everything, proclaiming all of Christ in all of life for all the world.

Bless Me God Mar 21, 2021

It’s been called “the crown and climax of Paul’s theology” and “the divinest composition of man.” It was the favorite book of reformer John Calvin, and it was widely circulated in the early church. All this for good reason: The book of Ephesians deepens our understanding of the gospel by extolling the unsearchable riches of Christ. It magnifies the significance of the church in the eternal purposes of God. It emphasizes the glory of God’s grace in reconciling sinners to himself and to each other. And it highlights the distinctness of the Christian life. Yet above all, the book of Ephesians is so beloved because it shows how Jesus is absolutely at the center of everything, proclaiming all of Christ in all of life for all the world.

Greetings Mar 14, 2021

It’s been called “the crown and climax of Paul’s theology” and “the divinest composition of man.” It was the favorite book of reformer John Calvin, and it was widely circulated in the early church. All this for good reason: The book of Ephesians deepens our understanding of the gospel by extolling the unsearchable riches of Christ. It magnifies the significance of the church in the eternal purposes of God. It emphasizes the glory of God’s grace in reconciling sinners to himself and to each other. And it highlights the distinctness of the Christian life. Yet above all, the book of Ephesians is so beloved because it shows how Jesus is absolutely at the center of everything, proclaiming all of Christ in all of life for all the world.

Everything Jesus Mar 14, 2021

It’s been called “the crown and climax of Paul’s theology” and “the divinest composition of man.” It was the favorite book of reformer John Calvin, and it was widely circulated in the early church. All this for good reason: The book of Ephesians deepens our understanding of the gospel by extolling the unsearchable riches of Christ. It magnifies the significance of the church in the eternal purposes of God. It emphasizes the glory of God’s grace in reconciling sinners to himself and to each other. And it highlights the distinctness of the Christian life. Yet above all, the book of Ephesians is so beloved because it shows how Jesus is absolutely at the center of everything, proclaiming all of Christ in all of life for all the world.

Follow Me Mar 07, 2021

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Follow Me Mar 07, 2021

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Jesus Restores Feb 28, 2021

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Jesus Restores Feb 28, 2021

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Jesus Reveals Himself Feb 22, 2021

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Jesus Reveals Himself To Us Feb 21, 2021

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Believing Thomas Jan 24, 2021

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

How to Believe Jan 24, 2021

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Peace Has Come Jan 17, 2021

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Mission Accomplished, Mission Continued Jan 17, 2021

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Jesus Rose Jan 10, 2021

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

The Undeniable Resurrection of Jesus Jan 10, 2021

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

The Prophetic Flight of The Messiah Jan 03, 2021

Join us this Advent season as we celebrate Jesus Christ by looking at the first few chapters of Matthew's gospel.

Christ The Dragon Slayer Jan 03, 2021

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Two Responses to Jesus Dec 27, 2020

Join us this Advent season as we celebrate Jesus Christ by looking at the first few chapters of Matthew's gospel.

Born A Child and Yet A King Dec 27, 2020

Join us this Advent season as we celebrate Jesus Christ by looking at the first few chapters of Matthew's gospel.

God Gives Gifts Dec 24, 2020

Join us this Advent season as we celebrate Jesus Christ by looking at the first few chapters of Matthew's gospel.

Christ Over Covid Dec 20, 2020

The story of Remnant Church to this point and moving forward as God continues to write and work in our midst.

The God Who is With Us Dec 13, 2020

Join us this Advent season as we celebrate Jesus Christ by looking at the first few chapters of Matthew's gospel.

God is With Us Dec 13, 2020

Join us this Advent season as we celebrate Jesus Christ by looking at the first few chapters of Matthew's gospel.

God is Faithful Dec 06, 2020

Join us this Advent season as we celebrate Jesus Christ by looking at the first few chapters of Matthew's gospel.

God is Still Faithful Dec 06, 2020

Join us this Advent season as we celebrate Jesus Christ by looking at the first few chapters of Matthew's gospel.

It Is Finished Nov 29, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

The Unfinished Task Nov 29, 2020

This series is a collection of stand alone sermons preached at Remnant Church.

The King's Cross Nov 22, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Our Crucified King Nov 22, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Is Jesus Your King? Nov 15, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Jesus is King of Kings Nov 15, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

The Domain of Darkness versus the Kingdom of Christ Nov 08, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

The Government of God Nov 08, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

The Traitors, the Judge, and the Death Penalty Nov 01, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

The Arrest of The King Nov 01, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

We Are One Oct 25, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

The Unbreakable Promise of Jesus Oct 18, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Jesus' Unbreakable Promise Oct 18, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Glory Oct 11, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Glorious Life with Jesus Oct 11, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Victory in Jesus Oct 04, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Jesus Conquers The World Oct 04, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Fitness to Witness Sep 27, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Haters Gonna Hate Sep 20, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Haters Gonna Hate Sep 20, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

A Love Motivated By Joy Sep 13, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

No Greater Love Sep 13, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Jesus Brings Life Sep 06, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

The Vine and His Branches Sep 06, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Free Peace Aug 30, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

The Peace of Christ Aug 30, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Worship is Loving Obedience Aug 23, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

God-shaped Love Aug 23, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Doing the Works of Jesus Aug 16, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Jesus' Work For Us Aug 16, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Jesus Takes Us Home Aug 09, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Heart Filled Hope Aug 09, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Love One Another Aug 02, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Love One Another Aug 02, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Washed By Jesus Jul 26, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

the God Who Kneels Jul 26, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

God Desires to be Known Jul 19, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Last Words Jul 19, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

The Heart of The Matter Jul 12, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

The Causes and the Cure of Unbelief Jul 12, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Part Four Jul 05, 2020

As our national conversation continues to focus on justice, we hear people everywhere using the same words to talk about what is going in the world, but they are not using them in the same way. Specifically, we hear people using words like “justice” and “peace” and “law” and “order” without understanding which realities these words point to, what shape they should take in society, and most importantly, where they actually come from. For all these reasons, it has never been more important to recover the truth that God is the source and the standard for justice. This is exactly what we will be doing in our Social Justice Matters, a series of conversations about matters of social justice.

Part Three Jun 28, 2020

As our national conversation continues to focus on justice, we hear people everywhere using the same words to talk about what is going in the world, but they are not using them in the same way. Specifically, we hear people using words like “justice” and “peace” and “law” and “order” without understanding which realities these words point to, what shape they should take in society, and most importantly, where they actually come from. For all these reasons, it has never been more important to recover the truth that God is the source and the standard for justice. This is exactly what we will be doing in our Social Justice Matters, a series of conversations about matters of social justice.

Part Two Jun 21, 2020

As our national conversation continues to focus on justice, we hear people everywhere using the same words to talk about what is going in the world, but they are not using them in the same way. Specifically, we hear people using words like “justice” and “peace” and “law” and “order” without understanding which realities these words point to, what shape they should take in society, and most importantly, where they actually come from. For all these reasons, it has never been more important to recover the truth that God is the source and the standard for justice. This is exactly what we will be doing in our Social Justice Matters, a series of conversations about matters of social justice.

Part One Jun 14, 2020

As our national conversation continues to focus on justice, we hear people everywhere using the same words to talk about what is going in the world, but they are not using them in the same way. Specifically, we hear people using words like “justice” and “peace” and “law” and “order” without understanding which realities these words point to, what shape they should take in society, and most importantly, where they actually come from. For all these reasons, it has never been more important to recover the truth that God is the source and the standard for justice. This is exactly what we will be doing in our Social Justice Matters, a series of conversations about matters of social justice.

Hebrews 10:23-25 May 31, 2020

Tune In with us as we reflect on the Good News of Jesus Christ while we are scattered.

1 Thessalonians 3:6-10 May 17, 2020

Tune In with us as we reflect on the Good News of Jesus Christ while we are scattered.

James 1:2-18 May 10, 2020

Tune In with us as we reflect on the Good News of Jesus Christ while we are scattered.

Phillippians 4:4-8 Apr 26, 2020

Tune In with us as we reflect on the Good News of Jesus Christ while we are scattered.

Acts 8:1-8 Apr 19, 2020

Tune In with us as we reflect on the Good News of Jesus Christ while we are scattered.

Colossians 1:15-20 Apr 05, 2020

Tune In with us as we reflect on the Good News of Jesus Christ while we are scattered.

Jesus is King Mar 15, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Jesus Is King Mar 15, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Why Jesus Died Mar 08, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Why Did Jesus Die Mar 08, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

I Am The Resurrection Mar 01, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

I Am The Resurrection Mar 01, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

The Disarming Grace Of Jesus Feb 23, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

No Need to be Defensive Feb 23, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Finding Pasture Feb 16, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Jesus the Good Shepherd Feb 16, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Was Blind, But Now I See Feb 09, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Seeing for the First Time Feb 09, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Jesus Fights For Freedom Feb 02, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Free Indeed Feb 02, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Jesus is the Light of the World Jan 26, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Come to the Light Jan 26, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Neither Do I Condemn You Jan 19, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Neither Do I Condemn You Jan 19, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Think Well About Jesus Jan 12, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Jesus Demands A Debate Jan 12, 2020

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

The Messiah's Jubilee Jan 05, 2020

Readings from the book of Isaiah dominate the Christmas season, and for good reason: Isaiah is an enduring invitation for God’s people to view their present distress through God’s past deliverance and his future promises. Here we find the good news of light for those who dwell in darkness. Here is the promise of justice for those who are oppressed. Here is joy that replaces every sorrow. Here is endless life instead of death. And at the center of it all is a reigning king, a suffering servant, and a hopeful messenger—not three different men, but one glorious Messiah—born his people to deliver, born a child and yet a king, born to reign in us forever, born to set his people free.

The Restoration of Ruin Jan 05, 2020

Readings from the book of Isaiah dominate the Christmas season, and for good reason: Isaiah is an enduring invitation for God’s people to view their present distress through God’s past deliverance and his future promises. Here we find the good news of light for those who dwell in darkness. Here is the promise of justice for those who are oppressed. Here is joy that replaces every sorrow. Here is endless life instead of death. And at the center of it all is a reigning king, a suffering servant, and a hopeful messenger—not three different men, but one glorious Messiah—born his people to deliver, born a child and yet a king, born to reign in us forever, born to set his people free.

Encountering and Announcing Jesus Dec 29, 2019

Readings from the book of Isaiah dominate the Christmas season, and for good reason: Isaiah is an enduring invitation for God’s people to view their present distress through God’s past deliverance and his future promises. Here we find the good news of light for those who dwell in darkness. Here is the promise of justice for those who are oppressed. Here is joy that replaces every sorrow. Here is endless life instead of death. And at the center of it all is a reigning king, a suffering servant, and a hopeful messenger—not three different men, but one glorious Messiah—born his people to deliver, born a child and yet a king, born to reign in us forever, born to set his people free.

Encountering and Announcing Jesus Dec 29, 2019

Readings from the book of Isaiah dominate the Christmas season, and for good reason: Isaiah is an enduring invitation for God’s people to view their present distress through God’s past deliverance and his future promises. Here we find the good news of light for those who dwell in darkness. Here is the promise of justice for those who are oppressed. Here is joy that replaces every sorrow. Here is endless life instead of death. And at the center of it all is a reigning king, a suffering servant, and a hopeful messenger—not three different men, but one glorious Messiah—born his people to deliver, born a child and yet a king, born to reign in us forever, born to set his people free.

Darkness Has Seen the Light Dec 24, 2019

Readings from the book of Isaiah dominate the Christmas season, and for good reason: Isaiah is an enduring invitation for God’s people to view their present distress through God’s past deliverance and his future promises. Here we find the good news of light for those who dwell in darkness. Here is the promise of justice for those who are oppressed. Here is joy that replaces every sorrow. Here is endless life instead of death. And at the center of it all is a reigning king, a suffering servant, and a hopeful messenger—not three different men, but one glorious Messiah—born his people to deliver, born a child and yet a king, born to reign in us forever, born to set his people free.

When Peace Comes Dec 22, 2019

Readings from the book of Isaiah dominate the Christmas season, and for good reason: Isaiah is an enduring invitation for God’s people to view their present distress through God’s past deliverance and his future promises. Here we find the good news of light for those who dwell in darkness. Here is the promise of justice for those who are oppressed. Here is joy that replaces every sorrow. Here is endless life instead of death. And at the center of it all is a reigning king, a suffering servant, and a hopeful messenger—not three different men, but one glorious Messiah—born his people to deliver, born a child and yet a king, born to reign in us forever, born to set his people free.

Peace on Earth, Goodwill Toward Men Dec 22, 2019

Readings from the book of Isaiah dominate the Christmas season, and for good reason: Isaiah is an enduring invitation for God’s people to view their present distress through God’s past deliverance and his future promises. Here we find the good news of light for those who dwell in darkness. Here is the promise of justice for those who are oppressed. Here is joy that replaces every sorrow. Here is endless life instead of death. And at the center of it all is a reigning king, a suffering servant, and a hopeful messenger—not three different men, but one glorious Messiah—born his people to deliver, born a child and yet a king, born to reign in us forever, born to set his people free.

Comfort for God's People Dec 15, 2019

Readings from the book of Isaiah dominate the Christmas season, and for good reason: Isaiah is an enduring invitation for God’s people to view their present distress through God’s past deliverance and his future promises. Here we find the good news of light for those who dwell in darkness. Here is the promise of justice for those who are oppressed. Here is joy that replaces every sorrow. Here is endless life instead of death. And at the center of it all is a reigning king, a suffering servant, and a hopeful messenger—not three different men, but one glorious Messiah—born his people to deliver, born a child and yet a king, born to reign in us forever, born to set his people free.

Comfort for God's People Dec 15, 2019

Readings from the book of Isaiah dominate the Christmas season, and for good reason: Isaiah is an enduring invitation for God’s people to view their present distress through God’s past deliverance and his future promises. Here we find the good news of light for those who dwell in darkness. Here is the promise of justice for those who are oppressed. Here is joy that replaces every sorrow. Here is endless life instead of death. And at the center of it all is a reigning king, a suffering servant, and a hopeful messenger—not three different men, but one glorious Messiah—born his people to deliver, born a child and yet a king, born to reign in us forever, born to set his people free.

The Beginning of the End Dec 08, 2019

Readings from the book of Isaiah dominate the Christmas season, and for good reason: Isaiah is an enduring invitation for God’s people to view their present distress through God’s past deliverance and his future promises. Here we find the good news of light for those who dwell in darkness. Here is the promise of justice for those who are oppressed. Here is joy that replaces every sorrow. Here is endless life instead of death. And at the center of it all is a reigning king, a suffering servant, and a hopeful messenger—not three different men, but one glorious Messiah—born his people to deliver, born a child and yet a king, born to reign in us forever, born to set his people free.

The Beginning of the End Dec 08, 2019

Readings from the book of Isaiah dominate the Christmas season, and for good reason: Isaiah is an enduring invitation for God’s people to view their present distress through God’s past deliverance and his future promises. Here we find the good news of light for those who dwell in darkness. Here is the promise of justice for those who are oppressed. Here is joy that replaces every sorrow. Here is endless life instead of death. And at the center of it all is a reigning king, a suffering servant, and a hopeful messenger—not three different men, but one glorious Messiah—born his people to deliver, born a child and yet a king, born to reign in us forever, born to set his people free.

Generous Like Christ Dec 01, 2019

Every person alive is in the process of becoming more—or less—like who they were made to be. But who are we? What are we here for? And how do people change? The gospel reveals that Jesus is the answer to all three questions: We are made in his image, and we are called to become more like him in all our thoughts, desires, and character. Yet this transformation is impossible to maintain by self-improvement and moral restraint alone. Rather, it takes a gradual process of “working out what God works in” through the saving grace of Jesus and the power of his Spirit.

Generous Like Christ Dec 01, 2019

Every person alive is in the process of becoming more—or less—like who they were made to be. But who are we? What are we here for? And how do people change? The gospel reveals that Jesus is the answer to all three questions: We are made in his image, and we are called to become more like him in all our thoughts, desires, and character. Yet this transformation is impossible to maintain by self-improvement and moral restraint alone. Rather, it takes a gradual process of “working out what God works in” through the saving grace of Jesus and the power of his Spirit.

Content Like Christ Nov 24, 2019

Every person alive is in the process of becoming more—or less—like who they were made to be. But who are we? What are we here for? And how do people change? The gospel reveals that Jesus is the answer to all three questions: We are made in his image, and we are called to become more like him in all our thoughts, desires, and character. Yet this transformation is impossible to maintain by self-improvement and moral restraint alone. Rather, it takes a gradual process of “working out what God works in” through the saving grace of Jesus and the power of his Spirit.

Content Like Christ Nov 24, 2019

Every person alive is in the process of becoming more—or less—like who they were made to be. But who are we? What are we here for? And how do people change? The gospel reveals that Jesus is the answer to all three questions: We are made in his image, and we are called to become more like him in all our thoughts, desires, and character. Yet this transformation is impossible to maintain by self-improvement and moral restraint alone. Rather, it takes a gradual process of “working out what God works in” through the saving grace of Jesus and the power of his Spirit.

Courageous Like Christ Nov 17, 2019

Every person alive is in the process of becoming more—or less—like who they were made to be. But who are we? What are we here for? And how do people change? The gospel reveals that Jesus is the answer to all three questions: We are made in his image, and we are called to become more like him in all our thoughts, desires, and character. Yet this transformation is impossible to maintain by self-improvement and moral restraint alone. Rather, it takes a gradual process of “working out what God works in” through the saving grace of Jesus and the power of his Spirit.

Courageous Like Christ Nov 17, 2019

Every person alive is in the process of becoming more—or less—like who they were made to be. But who are we? What are we here for? And how do people change? The gospel reveals that Jesus is the answer to all three questions: We are made in his image, and we are called to become more like him in all our thoughts, desires, and character. Yet this transformation is impossible to maintain by self-improvement and moral restraint alone. Rather, it takes a gradual process of “working out what God works in” through the saving grace of Jesus and the power of his Spirit.

Diligent Like Christ Nov 10, 2019

Every person alive is in the process of becoming more—or less—like who they were made to be. But who are we? What are we here for? And how do people change? The gospel reveals that Jesus is the answer to all three questions: We are made in his image, and we are called to become more like him in all our thoughts, desires, and character. Yet this transformation is impossible to maintain by self-improvement and moral restraint alone. Rather, it takes a gradual process of “working out what God works in” through the saving grace of Jesus and the power of his Spirit.

Diligent Like Christ Nov 10, 2019

Every person alive is in the process of becoming more—or less—like who they were made to be. But who are we? What are we here for? And how do people change? The gospel reveals that Jesus is the answer to all three questions: We are made in his image, and we are called to become more like him in all our thoughts, desires, and character. Yet this transformation is impossible to maintain by self-improvement and moral restraint alone. Rather, it takes a gradual process of “working out what God works in” through the saving grace of Jesus and the power of his Spirit.

Wise Like Christ Nov 03, 2019

Every person alive is in the process of becoming more—or less—like who they were made to be. But who are we? What are we here for? And how do people change? The gospel reveals that Jesus is the answer to all three questions: We are made in his image, and we are called to become more like him in all our thoughts, desires, and character. Yet this transformation is impossible to maintain by self-improvement and moral restraint alone. Rather, it takes a gradual process of “working out what God works in” through the saving grace of Jesus and the power of his Spirit.

Wise Like Christ Nov 03, 2019

Every person alive is in the process of becoming more—or less—like who they were made to be. But who are we? What are we here for? And how do people change? The gospel reveals that Jesus is the answer to all three questions: We are made in his image, and we are called to become more like him in all our thoughts, desires, and character. Yet this transformation is impossible to maintain by self-improvement and moral restraint alone. Rather, it takes a gradual process of “working out what God works in” through the saving grace of Jesus and the power of his Spirit.

Loving Like Christ Oct 27, 2019

Every person alive is in the process of becoming more—or less—like who they were made to be. But who are we? What are we here for? And how do people change? The gospel reveals that Jesus is the answer to all three questions: We are made in his image, and we are called to become more like him in all our thoughts, desires, and character. Yet this transformation is impossible to maintain by self-improvement and moral restraint alone. Rather, it takes a gradual process of “working out what God works in” through the saving grace of Jesus and the power of his Spirit.

Loving Like Christ Oct 27, 2019

Every person alive is in the process of becoming more—or less—like who they were made to be. But who are we? What are we here for? And how do people change? The gospel reveals that Jesus is the answer to all three questions: We are made in his image, and we are called to become more like him in all our thoughts, desires, and character. Yet this transformation is impossible to maintain by self-improvement and moral restraint alone. Rather, it takes a gradual process of “working out what God works in” through the saving grace of Jesus and the power of his Spirit.

Becoming Like Christ Oct 20, 2019

Every person alive is in the process of becoming more—or less—like who they were made to be. But who are we? What are we here for? And how do people change? The gospel reveals that Jesus is the answer to all three questions: We are made in his image, and we are called to become more like him in all our thoughts, desires, and character. Yet this transformation is impossible to maintain by self-improvement and moral restraint alone. Rather, it takes a gradual process of “working out what God works in” through the saving grace of Jesus and the power of his Spirit.

Becoming Like Christ Oct 20, 2019

Every person alive is in the process of becoming more—or less—like who they were made to be. But who are we? What are we here for? And how do people change? The gospel reveals that Jesus is the answer to all three questions: We are made in his image, and we are called to become more like him in all our thoughts, desires, and character. Yet this transformation is impossible to maintain by self-improvement and moral restraint alone. Rather, it takes a gradual process of “working out what God works in” through the saving grace of Jesus and the power of his Spirit.

Our Deepest Needs Oct 06, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Are You Thirsty? Oct 06, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

All of Life for Christ: Keeping Jesus at the Center of Everything Oct 05, 2019

Between believing the gospel and advancing the good news in the world is the call to adorn the gospel as daughters of God (1 Tim. 2:9-10). To adorn the gospel as women means embracing the strengths, dispositions, and callings that God has given for displaying his glory in ways that only women can do (1 Peter 3:3-6). It means resisting the cultural pressure that reduces or eliminates the need for femininity by treating discipleship and mission as genderless pursuits (Titus 2:1-6). And it means trusting that God is wise and good, and that redemption entails adorning, not abandoning, all that he made women to be (Gen. 1:27).

Adorning Femininity: Between Believing & Advancing the Gospel Oct 05, 2019

Between believing the gospel and advancing the good news in the world is the call to adorn the gospel as daughters of God (1 Tim. 2:9-10). To adorn the gospel as women means embracing the strengths, dispositions, and callings that God has given for displaying his glory in ways that only women can do (1 Peter 3:3-6). It means resisting the cultural pressure that reduces or eliminates the need for femininity by treating discipleship and mission as genderless pursuits (Titus 2:1-6). And it means trusting that God is wise and good, and that redemption entails adorning, not abandoning, all that he made women to be (Gen. 1:27).

Women at Home: The Household and the Mission of God Oct 05, 2019

Between believing the gospel and advancing the good news in the world is the call to adorn the gospel as daughters of God (1 Tim. 2:9-10). To adorn the gospel as women means embracing the strengths, dispositions, and callings that God has given for displaying his glory in ways that only women can do (1 Peter 3:3-6). It means resisting the cultural pressure that reduces or eliminates the need for femininity by treating discipleship and mission as genderless pursuits (Titus 2:1-6). And it means trusting that God is wise and good, and that redemption entails adorning, not abandoning, all that he made women to be (Gen. 1:27).

Women at Work: How to Stay Feminine in the Workplace Oct 05, 2019

Between believing the gospel and advancing the good news in the world is the call to adorn the gospel as daughters of God (1 Tim. 2:9-10). To adorn the gospel as women means embracing the strengths, dispositions, and callings that God has given for displaying his glory in ways that only women can do (1 Peter 3:3-6). It means resisting the cultural pressure that reduces or eliminates the need for femininity by treating discipleship and mission as genderless pursuits (Titus 2:1-6). And it means trusting that God is wise and good, and that redemption entails adorning, not abandoning, all that he made women to be (Gen. 1:27).

Women as the Glory of Men: Why Femininity Isn't Feminism Oct 05, 2019

Between believing the gospel and advancing the good news in the world is the call to adorn the gospel as daughters of God (1 Tim. 2:9-10). To adorn the gospel as women means embracing the strengths, dispositions, and callings that God has given for displaying his glory in ways that only women can do (1 Peter 3:3-6). It means resisting the cultural pressure that reduces or eliminates the need for femininity by treating discipleship and mission as genderless pursuits (Titus 2:1-6). And it means trusting that God is wise and good, and that redemption entails adorning, not abandoning, all that he made women to be (Gen. 1:27).

Adorn Q&A Panel Oct 05, 2019

Between believing the gospel and advancing the good news in the world is the call to adorn the gospel as daughters of God (1 Tim. 2:9-10). To adorn the gospel as women means embracing the strengths, dispositions, and callings that God has given for displaying his glory in ways that only women can do (1 Peter 3:3-6). It means resisting the cultural pressure that reduces or eliminates the need for femininity by treating discipleship and mission as genderless pursuits (Titus 2:1-6). And it means trusting that God is wise and good, and that redemption entails adorning, not abandoning, all that he made women to be (Gen. 1:27).

Jesus Knows Better Sep 29, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Anatomy of Unbelief Sep 29, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Hard Words, Hard Hearts, and True Faith Sep 22, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Does This Offend You Sep 22, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Fed by Jesus Sep 15, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Fed by Jesus Sep 15, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Jesus is The Bread of Life Sep 08, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Bread of Life Sep 08, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Jesus Can Handle Your Problems Sep 01, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Jesus Can Handle Your Problems Sep 01, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Jesus is Prophet, Priest, and King Aug 25, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

The Whole Christ Aug 25, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

The Bible is All About Jesus Aug 18, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

The Scriptures Testify About Jesus Aug 18, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Jesus is God Aug 11, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Jesus is God Aug 11, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Heart Filled Hope Aug 09, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Why Men Matter Aug 09, 2019

Once upon a time, men blessed the world. Women rarely had to open doors, and little old ladies never had to cross the street alone. Men took charge, worked hard, and laid down their lives—because that’s what they were made to do. But somewhere along the way, the world decided it no longer needed men. And faster than you could say “skinny jeans,” men were stripped of their masculinity and left stranded on the road between boyhood and androgyny. But today there are questions our gender neutral society has no answer for: misogyny, pornography, rape culture and #MeToo, bullying, school shootings, isolation and depression, single mothers, absentee fathers, the opioid epidemic, the Alt-Right. What if the problem isn’t too much masculinity, but nowhere near enough? What if the problem is that guys are told to be a man but nobody knows what that means anymore? What if instead of blaming “toxic masculinity” we recovered God’s compelling vision for men? Only then will we again be able to bless the world.

The God Who Rescues Men Aug 09, 2019

Once upon a time, men blessed the world. Women rarely had to open doors, and little old ladies never had to cross the street alone. Men took charge, worked hard, and laid down their lives—because that’s what they were made to do. But somewhere along the way, the world decided it no longer needed men. And faster than you could say “skinny jeans,” men were stripped of their masculinity and left stranded on the road between boyhood and androgyny. But today there are questions our gender neutral society has no answer for: misogyny, pornography, rape culture and #MeToo, bullying, school shootings, isolation and depression, single mothers, absentee fathers, the opioid epidemic, the Alt-Right. What if the problem isn’t too much masculinity, but nowhere near enough? What if the problem is that guys are told to be a man but nobody knows what that means anymore? What if instead of blaming “toxic masculinity” we recovered God’s compelling vision for men? Only then will we again be able to bless the world.

Manliness Aug 09, 2019

Once upon a time, men blessed the world. Women rarely had to open doors, and little old ladies never had to cross the street alone. Men took charge, worked hard, and laid down their lives—because that’s what they were made to do. But somewhere along the way, the world decided it no longer needed men. And faster than you could say “skinny jeans,” men were stripped of their masculinity and left stranded on the road between boyhood and androgyny. But today there are questions our gender neutral society has no answer for: misogyny, pornography, rape culture and #MeToo, bullying, school shootings, isolation and depression, single mothers, absentee fathers, the opioid epidemic, the Alt-Right. What if the problem isn’t too much masculinity, but nowhere near enough? What if the problem is that guys are told to be a man but nobody knows what that means anymore? What if instead of blaming “toxic masculinity” we recovered God’s compelling vision for men? Only then will we again be able to bless the world.

What Men Do Aug 09, 2019

Once upon a time, men blessed the world. Women rarely had to open doors, and little old ladies never had to cross the street alone. Men took charge, worked hard, and laid down their lives—because that’s what they were made to do. But somewhere along the way, the world decided it no longer needed men. And faster than you could say “skinny jeans,” men were stripped of their masculinity and left stranded on the road between boyhood and androgyny. But today there are questions our gender neutral society has no answer for: misogyny, pornography, rape culture and #MeToo, bullying, school shootings, isolation and depression, single mothers, absentee fathers, the opioid epidemic, the Alt-Right. What if the problem isn’t too much masculinity, but nowhere near enough? What if the problem is that guys are told to be a man but nobody knows what that means anymore? What if instead of blaming “toxic masculinity” we recovered God’s compelling vision for men? Only then will we again be able to bless the world.

Panel Discussion Aug 09, 2019

Once upon a time, men blessed the world. Women rarely had to open doors, and little old ladies never had to cross the street alone. Men took charge, worked hard, and laid down their lives—because that’s what they were made to do. But somewhere along the way, the world decided it no longer needed men. And faster than you could say “skinny jeans,” men were stripped of their masculinity and left stranded on the road between boyhood and androgyny. But today there are questions our gender neutral society has no answer for: misogyny, pornography, rape culture and #MeToo, bullying, school shootings, isolation and depression, single mothers, absentee fathers, the opioid epidemic, the Alt-Right. What if the problem isn’t too much masculinity, but nowhere near enough? What if the problem is that guys are told to be a man but nobody knows what that means anymore? What if instead of blaming “toxic masculinity” we recovered God’s compelling vision for men? Only then will we again be able to bless the world.

Resting in God's Work Aug 04, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Jesus Works. We Rest. Aug 04, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Christ's Signs and Our Faith Jul 28, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Christ's Signs and Our Faith Jul 28, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Come And See The Savior Of The World Jul 21, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Come And See The Savior Of The World Jul 21, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

The Truth About God Jul 14, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

How Jesus Addresses The Issue(s) Jul 14, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

No More Shame Jul 07, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Shame Steals Life Jul 07, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Jesus Breaks Down Social Barriers Jun 30, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Jesus Unites Us Jun 30, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

A Word From Above Jun 23, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

A Word From Above Jun 23, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

The Joys of Being Nobody Jun 16, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

The Joys of Being Nobody Jun 16, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

God Loved the World Jun 09, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

God Loves the World Jun 09, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

The New Birth Jun 02, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

The New Birth Jun 02, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

The Last Temple May 26, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

The True and Final Temple May 26, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

A Sign of What’s to Come May 19, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

A Sign of What’s to Come May 19, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

What Are You Looking For May 12, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

An Invitation You Won’t Forget May 12, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

The Lamb of God May 05, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

The Lamb of God May 05, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Belonging: Give Apr 28, 2019

Gym member. Club member. Party member. Church member. One of these things is not like the other. That’s because membership in the church isn’t about individuals united by common consumption, common interest, or even common concerns. Church membership is about belonging to Jesus and, therefore, to one another. Membership is about promising to live like we belong to both. And membership is about blessing—the church, the world, even yourself—as we pray, go, give, and serve together for the glory of God.

Belonging: Give Apr 28, 2019

Gym member. Club member. Party member. Church member. One of these things is not like the other. That’s because membership in the church isn’t about individuals united by common consumption, common interest, or even common concerns. Church membership is about belonging to Jesus and, therefore, to one another. Membership is about promising to live like we belong to both. And membership is about blessing—the church, the world, even yourself—as we pray, go, give, and serve together for the glory of God.

Belonging: The Resurrection Matters More Than You Think Apr 21, 2019

Gym member. Club member. Party member. Church member. One of these things is not like the other. That’s because membership in the church isn’t about individuals united by common consumption, common interest, or even common concerns. Church membership is about belonging to Jesus and, therefore, to one another. Membership is about promising to live like we belong to both. And membership is about blessing—the church, the world, even yourself—as we pray, go, give, and serve together for the glory of God.

Belonging: Serve Apr 14, 2019

Gym member. Club member. Party member. Church member. One of these things is not like the other. That’s because membership in the church isn’t about individuals united by common consumption, common interest, or even common concerns. Church membership is about belonging to Jesus and, therefore, to one another. Membership is about promising to live like we belong to both. And membership is about blessing—the church, the world, even yourself—as we pray, go, give, and serve together for the glory of God.

Belonging: Serve Apr 14, 2019

Gym member. Club member. Party member. Church member. One of these things is not like the other. That’s because membership in the church isn’t about individuals united by common consumption, common interest, or even common concerns. Church membership is about belonging to Jesus and, therefore, to one another. Membership is about promising to live like we belong to both. And membership is about blessing—the church, the world, even yourself—as we pray, go, give, and serve together for the glory of God.

Belonging: Pray Apr 07, 2019

Gym member. Club member. Party member. Church member. One of these things is not like the other. That’s because membership in the church isn’t about individuals united by common consumption, common interest, or even common concerns. Church membership is about belonging to Jesus and, therefore, to one another. Membership is about promising to live like we belong to both. And membership is about blessing—the church, the world, even yourself—as we pray, go, give, and serve together for the glory of God.

Belonging: Pray Apr 07, 2019

Gym member. Club member. Party member. Church member. One of these things is not like the other. That’s because membership in the church isn’t about individuals united by common consumption, common interest, or even common concerns. Church membership is about belonging to Jesus and, therefore, to one another. Membership is about promising to live like we belong to both. And membership is about blessing—the church, the world, even yourself—as we pray, go, give, and serve together for the glory of God.

Across The Jordan Mar 31, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

What Did You Expect? Mar 31, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

A Word From Above Mar 24, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

A Word From Above Mar 24, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Can I Get A Witness? Mar 17, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Can I Get A Witness? Mar 17, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Shedding Light on the World Mar 10, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Shedding Light on the World Mar 10, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

Public Post: John's Open Letter About Jesus Mar 03, 2019

“I have lots more to tell you—more than I could ever fit on one scroll, more than enough to fill the world with books. But I have written these things so that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.” So concludes the Gospel of John, an open letter to every doubter, seeker, and follower of Jesus. It’s an explanation of news too good to keep private. It’s an invitation to come and see what all the fuss is about. And it’s a challenge to discover how Jesus is different than you heard, more important than you realized, and much better than you ever imagined.

The Scriptures Are Experiential Feb 24, 2019

It is written. It is loved. It is hated. It is against the law in many places, Yet it is the source of law, its very basis. It is ancient. It is future. It is present. It is poetry, history, story, and blessing. It is knowledge carved into stones, And it’s printed on t-shirts, And plastered on billboards, And hung on the walls of our homes. It is ink on pages. It is scribal scribblings. It is eternal wisdom. It is life giving. It is the Word of God, A spoken script, A speaking Scripture, Holy Writ. It’s the word about the Word made flesh. It’s the words from the One whose breath Spoke and there was light, Separated the day from the night, Spoke again and there was life. And that Word is still speaking Through his written word: The word of the Lord, Sacred writings, Spirit’s sword. It’s a God-breathed, man-written Spoken Word for all the broken. And it was given to make us whole, ‘Cause man can’t live on bread alone.

The Scriptures Are Experiential Feb 24, 2019

It is written. It is loved. It is hated. It is against the law in many places, Yet it is the source of law, its very basis. It is ancient. It is future. It is present. It is poetry, history, story, and blessing. It is knowledge carved into stones, And it’s printed on t-shirts, And plastered on billboards, And hung on the walls of our homes. It is ink on pages. It is scribal scribblings. It is eternal wisdom. It is life giving. It is the Word of God, A spoken script, A speaking Scripture, Holy Writ. It’s the word about the Word made flesh. It’s the words from the One whose breath Spoke and there was light, Separated the day from the night, Spoke again and there was life. And that Word is still speaking Through his written word: The word of the Lord, Sacred writings, Spirit’s sword. It’s a God-breathed, man-written Spoken Word for all the broken. And it was given to make us whole, ‘Cause man can’t live on bread alone.

The Scriptures Are Good Feb 17, 2019

It is written. It is loved. It is hated. It is against the law in many places, Yet it is the source of law, its very basis. It is ancient. It is future. It is present. It is poetry, history, story, and blessing. It is knowledge carved into stones, And it’s printed on t-shirts, And plastered on billboards, And hung on the walls of our homes. It is ink on pages. It is scribal scribblings. It is eternal wisdom. It is life giving. It is the Word of God, A spoken script, A speaking Scripture, Holy Writ. It’s the word about the Word made flesh. It’s the words from the One whose breath Spoke and there was light, Separated the day from the night, Spoke again and there was life. And that Word is still speaking Through his written word: The word of the Lord, Sacred writings, Spirit’s sword. It’s a God-breathed, man-written Spoken Word for all the broken. And it was given to make us whole, ‘Cause man can’t live on bread alone.

The Scriptures Are Good Feb 17, 2019

It is written. It is loved. It is hated. It is against the law in many places, Yet it is the source of law, its very basis. It is ancient. It is future. It is present. It is poetry, history, story, and blessing. It is knowledge carved into stones, And it’s printed on t-shirts, And plastered on billboards, And hung on the walls of our homes. It is ink on pages. It is scribal scribblings. It is eternal wisdom. It is life giving. It is the Word of God, A spoken script, A speaking Scripture, Holy Writ. It’s the word about the Word made flesh. It’s the words from the One whose breath Spoke and there was light, Separated the day from the night, Spoke again and there was life. And that Word is still speaking Through his written word: The word of the Lord, Sacred writings, Spirit’s sword. It’s a God-breathed, man-written Spoken Word for all the broken. And it was given to make us whole, ‘Cause man can’t live on bread alone.

The Scriptures Are Authoritative Feb 10, 2019

It is written. It is loved. It is hated. It is against the law in many places, Yet it is the source of law, its very basis. It is ancient. It is future. It is present. It is poetry, history, story, and blessing. It is knowledge carved into stones, And it’s printed on t-shirts, And plastered on billboards, And hung on the walls of our homes. It is ink on pages. It is scribal scribblings. It is eternal wisdom. It is life giving. It is the Word of God, A spoken script, A speaking Scripture, Holy Writ. It’s the word about the Word made flesh. It’s the words from the One whose breath Spoke and there was light, Separated the day from the night, Spoke again and there was life. And that Word is still speaking Through his written word: The word of the Lord, Sacred writings, Spirit’s sword. It’s a God-breathed, man-written Spoken Word for all the broken. And it was given to make us whole, ‘Cause man can’t live on bread alone.

The Scriptures Are Authoritative Feb 10, 2019

It is written. It is loved. It is hated. It is against the law in many places, Yet it is the source of law, its very basis. It is ancient. It is future. It is present. It is poetry, history, story, and blessing. It is knowledge carved into stones, And it’s printed on t-shirts, And plastered on billboards, And hung on the walls of our homes. It is ink on pages. It is scribal scribblings. It is eternal wisdom. It is life giving. It is the Word of God, A spoken script, A speaking Scripture, Holy Writ. It’s the word about the Word made flesh. It’s the words from the One whose breath Spoke and there was light, Separated the day from the night, Spoke again and there was life. And that Word is still speaking Through his written word: The word of the Lord, Sacred writings, Spirit’s sword. It’s a God-breathed, man-written Spoken Word for all the broken. And it was given to make us whole, ‘Cause man can’t live on bread alone.

The Scriptures Are Reliable Feb 03, 2019

It is written. It is loved. It is hated. It is against the law in many places, Yet it is the source of law, its very basis. It is ancient. It is future. It is present. It is poetry, history, story, and blessing. It is knowledge carved into stones, And it’s printed on t-shirts, And plastered on billboards, And hung on the walls of our homes. It is ink on pages. It is scribal scribblings. It is eternal wisdom. It is life giving. It is the Word of God, A spoken script, A speaking Scripture, Holy Writ. It’s the word about the Word made flesh. It’s the words from the One whose breath Spoke and there was light, Separated the day from the night, Spoke again and there was life. And that Word is still speaking Through his written word: The word of the Lord, Sacred writings, Spirit’s sword. It’s a God-breathed, man-written Spoken Word for all the broken. And it was given to make us whole, ‘Cause man can’t live on bread alone.

The Scriptures Are Reliable Feb 03, 2019

It is written. It is loved. It is hated. It is against the law in many places, Yet it is the source of law, its very basis. It is ancient. It is future. It is present. It is poetry, history, story, and blessing. It is knowledge carved into stones, And it’s printed on t-shirts, And plastered on billboards, And hung on the walls of our homes. It is ink on pages. It is scribal scribblings. It is eternal wisdom. It is life giving. It is the Word of God, A spoken script, A speaking Scripture, Holy Writ. It’s the word about the Word made flesh. It’s the words from the One whose breath Spoke and there was light, Separated the day from the night, Spoke again and there was life. And that Word is still speaking Through his written word: The word of the Lord, Sacred writings, Spirit’s sword. It’s a God-breathed, man-written Spoken Word for all the broken. And it was given to make us whole, ‘Cause man can’t live on bread alone.

The Scriptures Are All About Jesus Jan 27, 2019

It is written. It is loved. It is hated. It is against the law in many places, Yet it is the source of law, its very basis. It is ancient. It is future. It is present. It is poetry, history, story, and blessing. It is knowledge carved into stones, And it’s printed on t-shirts, And plastered on billboards, And hung on the walls of our homes. It is ink on pages. It is scribal scribblings. It is eternal wisdom. It is life giving. It is the Word of God, A spoken script, A speaking Scripture, Holy Writ. It’s the word about the Word made flesh. It’s the words from the One whose breath Spoke and there was light, Separated the day from the night, Spoke again and there was life. And that Word is still speaking Through his written word: The word of the Lord, Sacred writings, Spirit’s sword. It’s a God-breathed, man-written Spoken Word for all the broken. And it was given to make us whole, ‘Cause man can’t live on bread alone.

How to Navigate Pressure (One Mokgatle) Jan 27, 2019

This series is a collection of stand alone sermons preached at Remnant Church.

The Scriptures are God’s Word Jan 20, 2019

It is written. It is loved. It is hated. It is against the law in many places, Yet it is the source of law, its very basis. It is ancient. It is future. It is present. It is poetry, history, story, and blessing. It is knowledge carved into stones, And it’s printed on t-shirts, And plastered on billboards, And hung on the walls of our homes. It is ink on pages. It is scribal scribblings. It is eternal wisdom. It is life giving. It is the Word of God, A spoken script, A speaking Scripture, Holy Writ. It’s the word about the Word made flesh. It’s the words from the One whose breath Spoke and there was light, Separated the day from the night, Spoke again and there was life. And that Word is still speaking Through his written word: The word of the Lord, Sacred writings, Spirit’s sword. It’s a God-breathed, man-written Spoken Word for all the broken. And it was given to make us whole, ‘Cause man can’t live on bread alone.

The Scriptures are God’s Word Jan 20, 2019

It is written. It is loved. It is hated. It is against the law in many places, Yet it is the source of law, its very basis. It is ancient. It is future. It is present. It is poetry, history, story, and blessing. It is knowledge carved into stones, And it’s printed on t-shirts, And plastered on billboards, And hung on the walls of our homes. It is ink on pages. It is scribal scribblings. It is eternal wisdom. It is life giving. It is the Word of God, A spoken script, A speaking Scripture, Holy Writ. It’s the word about the Word made flesh. It’s the words from the One whose breath Spoke and there was light, Separated the day from the night, Spoke again and there was life. And that Word is still speaking Through his written word: The word of the Lord, Sacred writings, Spirit’s sword. It’s a God-breathed, man-written Spoken Word for all the broken. And it was given to make us whole, ‘Cause man can’t live on bread alone.

The Peace We All Want Jan 06, 2019

From the mother of God to the father of a prophet, from angel voices to an ancient faith fulfilled, Luke’s Gospel kicks off with four songs about the coming of Christ. There’s hope for the lowly, grace for the hungry, and help for the helpless. There’s forgiveness and mercy and freedom from fear. There’s good news of great joy for all peoples. And there’s peace on earth, goodwill to men. Welcome to Volume III: Luke’s Christmas EP.

The Peace We All Want Jan 06, 2019

From the mother of God to the father of a prophet, from angel voices to an ancient faith fulfilled, Luke’s Gospel kicks off with four songs about the coming of Christ. There’s hope for the lowly, grace for the hungry, and help for the helpless. There’s forgiveness and mercy and freedom from fear. There’s good news of great joy for all peoples. And there’s peace on earth, goodwill to men. Welcome to Volume III: Luke’s Christmas EP.

A Change is Gonna Come Dec 30, 2018

From the mother of God to the father of a prophet, from angel voices to an ancient faith fulfilled, Luke’s Gospel kicks off with four songs about the coming of Christ. There’s hope for the lowly, grace for the hungry, and help for the helpless. There’s forgiveness and mercy and freedom from fear. There’s good news of great joy for all peoples. And there’s peace on earth, goodwill to men. Welcome to Volume III: Luke’s Christmas EP.

A Change is Gonna Come Dec 30, 2018

From the mother of God to the father of a prophet, from angel voices to an ancient faith fulfilled, Luke’s Gospel kicks off with four songs about the coming of Christ. There’s hope for the lowly, grace for the hungry, and help for the helpless. There’s forgiveness and mercy and freedom from fear. There’s good news of great joy for all peoples. And there’s peace on earth, goodwill to men. Welcome to Volume III: Luke’s Christmas EP.

God's Abundant Gifts Dec 24, 2018

From the mother of God to the father of a prophet, from angel voices to an ancient faith fulfilled, Luke’s Gospel kicks off with four songs about the coming of Christ. There’s hope for the lowly, grace for the hungry, and help for the helpless. There’s forgiveness and mercy and freedom from fear. There’s good news of great joy for all peoples. And there’s peace on earth, goodwill to men. Welcome to Volume III: Luke’s Christmas EP.

The Audacity of Hope Dec 23, 2018

From the mother of God to the father of a prophet, from angel voices to an ancient faith fulfilled, Luke’s Gospel kicks off with four songs about the coming of Christ. There’s hope for the lowly, grace for the hungry, and help for the helpless. There’s forgiveness and mercy and freedom from fear. There’s good news of great joy for all peoples. And there’s peace on earth, goodwill to men. Welcome to Volume III: Luke’s Christmas EP.

The Audacity of Hope Dec 23, 2018

From the mother of God to the father of a prophet, from angel voices to an ancient faith fulfilled, Luke’s Gospel kicks off with four songs about the coming of Christ. There’s hope for the lowly, grace for the hungry, and help for the helpless. There’s forgiveness and mercy and freedom from fear. There’s good news of great joy for all peoples. And there’s peace on earth, goodwill to men. Welcome to Volume III: Luke’s Christmas EP.

The Good News of Baptism Dec 16, 2018

There is good news for failures and for dropouts. There is good news for the lonely and depressed. There is good news for seekers and for skeptics. There is good news for the burned-out and the stressed. There is good news for the haters and the hurting. There is good news for the poor and wealthy, too. There is good news for aimless and the hopeless. There is good news for everyone—even you.

The Good News of Baptism Dec 16, 2018

There is good news for failures and for dropouts. There is good news for the lonely and depressed. There is good news for seekers and for skeptics. There is good news for the burned-out and the stressed. There is good news for the haters and the hurting. There is good news for the poor and wealthy, too. There is good news for aimless and the hopeless. There is good news for everyone—even you.

The Good News of The Holy Spirit Dec 02, 2018

There is good news for failures and for dropouts. There is good news for the lonely and depressed. There is good news for seekers and for skeptics. There is good news for the burned-out and the stressed. There is good news for the haters and the hurting. There is good news for the poor and wealthy, too. There is good news for aimless and the hopeless. There is good news for everyone—even you.

The Good News of The Holy Spirit Dec 02, 2018

There is good news for failures and for dropouts. There is good news for the lonely and depressed. There is good news for seekers and for skeptics. There is good news for the burned-out and the stressed. There is good news for the haters and the hurting. There is good news for the poor and wealthy, too. There is good news for aimless and the hopeless. There is good news for everyone—even you.

Good News For Sinners Nov 25, 2018

There is good news for failures and for dropouts. There is good news for the lonely and depressed. There is good news for seekers and for skeptics. There is good news for the burned-out and the stressed. There is good news for the haters and the hurting. There is good news for the poor and wealthy, too. There is good news for aimless and the hopeless. There is good news for everyone—even you.

Good News For Sinners Nov 25, 2018

There is good news for failures and for dropouts. There is good news for the lonely and depressed. There is good news for seekers and for skeptics. There is good news for the burned-out and the stressed. There is good news for the haters and the hurting. There is good news for the poor and wealthy, too. There is good news for aimless and the hopeless. There is good news for everyone—even you.

The Powerful Savior on His Grind Nov 18, 2018

There is good news for failures and for dropouts. There is good news for the lonely and depressed. There is good news for seekers and for skeptics. There is good news for the burned-out and the stressed. There is good news for the haters and the hurting. There is good news for the poor and wealthy, too. There is good news for aimless and the hopeless. There is good news for everyone—even you.

Good News for Everyone Nov 18, 2018

There is good news for failures and for dropouts. There is good news for the lonely and depressed. There is good news for seekers and for skeptics. There is good news for the burned-out and the stressed. There is good news for the haters and the hurting. There is good news for the poor and wealthy, too. There is good news for aimless and the hopeless. There is good news for everyone—even you.

The Good News of New Creation Nov 11, 2018

There is good news for failures and for dropouts. There is good news for the lonely and depressed. There is good news for seekers and for skeptics. There is good news for the burned-out and the stressed. There is good news for the haters and the hurting. There is good news for the poor and wealthy, too. There is good news for aimless and the hopeless. There is good news for everyone—even you.

The Good News of New Creation Nov 11, 2018

There is good news for failures and for dropouts. There is good news for the lonely and depressed. There is good news for seekers and for skeptics. There is good news for the burned-out and the stressed. There is good news for the haters and the hurting. There is good news for the poor and wealthy, too. There is good news for aimless and the hopeless. There is good news for everyone—even you.

The Good News of The Kingdom Nov 04, 2018

There is good news for failures and for dropouts. There is good news for the lonely and depressed. There is good news for seekers and for skeptics. There is good news for the burned-out and the stressed. There is good news for the haters and the hurting. There is good news for the poor and wealthy, too. There is good news for aimless and the hopeless. There is good news for everyone—even you.

The Good News of The Kingdom Nov 04, 2018

There is good news for failures and for dropouts. There is good news for the lonely and depressed. There is good news for seekers and for skeptics. There is good news for the burned-out and the stressed. There is good news for the haters and the hurting. There is good news for the poor and wealthy, too. There is good news for aimless and the hopeless. There is good news for everyone—even you.

The Good News of Jesus Oct 28, 2018

There is good news for failures and for dropouts. There is good news for the lonely and depressed. There is good news for seekers and for skeptics. There is good news for the burned-out and the stressed. There is good news for the haters and the hurting. There is good news for the poor and wealthy, too. There is good news for aimless and the hopeless. There is good news for everyone—even you.

The Good News of Jesus Oct 28, 2018

There is good news for failures and for dropouts. There is good news for the lonely and depressed. There is good news for seekers and for skeptics. There is good news for the burned-out and the stressed. There is good news for the haters and the hurting. There is good news for the poor and wealthy, too. There is good news for aimless and the hopeless. There is good news for everyone—even you.

The Good News is Good News Oct 21, 2018

There is good news for failures and for dropouts. There is good news for the lonely and depressed. There is good news for seekers and for skeptics. There is good news for the burned-out and the stressed. There is good news for the haters and the hurting. There is good news for the poor and wealthy, too. There is good news for aimless and the hopeless. There is good news for everyone—even you.

The Good News is Good News Oct 21, 2018

There is good news for failures and for dropouts. There is good news for the lonely and depressed. There is good news for seekers and for skeptics. There is good news for the burned-out and the stressed. There is good news for the haters and the hurting. There is good news for the poor and wealthy, too. There is good news for aimless and the hopeless. There is good news for everyone—even you.

Good Problems to Have Oct 14, 2018

A resurrected king, a holy wind, and flaming tongues of gospel witness—that’s how the church of God was born, and it’s how the church continues still. For like the earliest Christians in the book of Acts, the church today has the same faith in Jesus, the same Holy Spirit, and the same mission to proclaim the kingdom of God. And just as their lives give us snapshots of the heart of God to save the world, so our lives must do the same for everyone we encounter: neighbors, enemies, family, or friends—everyone is invited to come to Christ.

Compelled by the Lion Oct 07, 2018

A resurrected king, a holy wind, and flaming tongues of gospel witness—that’s how the church of God was born, and it’s how the church continues still. For like the earliest Christians in the book of Acts, the church today has the same faith in Jesus, the same Holy Spirit, and the same mission to proclaim the kingdom of God. And just as their lives give us snapshots of the heart of God to save the world, so our lives must do the same for everyone we encounter: neighbors, enemies, family, or friends—everyone is invited to come to Christ.

The Kind of Leader Jesus Gives Sep 30, 2018

A resurrected king, a holy wind, and flaming tongues of gospel witness—that’s how the church of God was born, and it’s how the church continues still. For like the earliest Christians in the book of Acts, the church today has the same faith in Jesus, the same Holy Spirit, and the same mission to proclaim the kingdom of God. And just as their lives give us snapshots of the heart of God to save the world, so our lives must do the same for everyone we encounter: neighbors, enemies, family, or friends—everyone is invited to come to Christ.

The Enduring Relevance of the Gospel Sep 16, 2018

A resurrected king, a holy wind, and flaming tongues of gospel witness—that’s how the church of God was born, and it’s how the church continues still. For like the earliest Christians in the book of Acts, the church today has the same faith in Jesus, the same Holy Spirit, and the same mission to proclaim the kingdom of God. And just as their lives give us snapshots of the heart of God to save the world, so our lives must do the same for everyone we encounter: neighbors, enemies, family, or friends—everyone is invited to come to Christ.

The Spirit Points Everyone To Jesus Sep 09, 2018

A resurrected king, a holy wind, and flaming tongues of gospel witness—that’s how the church of God was born, and it’s how the church continues still. For like the earliest Christians in the book of Acts, the church today has the same faith in Jesus, the same Holy Spirit, and the same mission to proclaim the kingdom of God. And just as their lives give us snapshots of the heart of God to save the world, so our lives must do the same for everyone we encounter: neighbors, enemies, family, or friends—everyone is invited to come to Christ.

Jesus Demands a Response Sep 02, 2018

A resurrected king, a holy wind, and flaming tongues of gospel witness—that’s how the church of God was born, and it’s how the church continues still. For like the earliest Christians in the book of Acts, the church today has the same faith in Jesus, the same Holy Spirit, and the same mission to proclaim the kingdom of God. And just as their lives give us snapshots of the heart of God to save the world, so our lives must do the same for everyone we encounter: neighbors, enemies, family, or friends—everyone is invited to come to Christ.

A Snapshot of Grace Aug 26, 2018

A resurrected king, a holy wind, and flaming tongues of gospel witness—that’s how the church of God was born, and it’s how the church continues still. For like the earliest Christians in the book of Acts, the church today has the same faith in Jesus, the same Holy Spirit, and the same mission to proclaim the kingdom of God. And just as their lives give us snapshots of the heart of God to save the world, so our lives must do the same for everyone we encounter: neighbors, enemies, family, or friends—everyone is invited to come to Christ.

The Life Of The Church Aug 19, 2018

A resurrected king, a holy wind, and flaming tongues of gospel witness—that’s how the church of God was born, and it’s how the church continues still. For like the earliest Christians in the book of Acts, the church today has the same faith in Jesus, the same Holy Spirit, and the same mission to proclaim the kingdom of God. And just as their lives give us snapshots of the heart of God to save the world, so our lives must do the same for everyone we encounter: neighbors, enemies, family, or friends—everyone is invited to come to Christ.

Jesus Continued... Aug 12, 2018

A resurrected king, a holy wind, and flaming tongues of gospel witness—that’s how the church of God was born, and it’s how the church continues still. For like the earliest Christians in the book of Acts, the church today has the same faith in Jesus, the same Holy Spirit, and the same mission to proclaim the kingdom of God. And just as their lives give us snapshots of the heart of God to save the world, so our lives must do the same for everyone we encounter: neighbors, enemies, family, or friends—everyone is invited to come to Christ.

Christ's Heart for the Harvest Aug 05, 2018

A resurrected king, a holy wind, and flaming tongues of gospel witness—that’s how the church of God was born, and it’s how the church continues still. For like the earliest Christians in the book of Acts, the church today has the same faith in Jesus, the same Holy Spirit, and the same mission to proclaim the kingdom of God. And just as their lives give us snapshots of the heart of God to save the world, so our lives must do the same for everyone we encounter: neighbors, enemies, family, or friends—everyone is invited to come to Christ.

The Heart of God for All People Jul 29, 2018

A resurrected king, a holy wind, and flaming tongues of gospel witness—that’s how the church of God was born, and it’s how the church continues still. For like the earliest Christians in the book of Acts, the church today has the same faith in Jesus, the same Holy Spirit, and the same mission to proclaim the kingdom of God. And just as their lives give us snapshots of the heart of God to save the world, so our lives must do the same for everyone we encounter: neighbors, enemies, family, or friends—everyone is invited to come to Christ.

Take Up and Read Jul 22, 2018

Like light shining in a dark place, like leaven mixed into a lump of dough, or like seed sown in fertile soil, the kingdom of Christ is advancing as the gospel bears fruit in all the world. For this gospel is the good news of the One through whom and for whom all things were made. It’s the good news of how He rescues and redeems, overcoming our rebellion to make us heirs with his Son. It’s the good news of how He slays religion with the gift of his grace. It’s the good news of how He forgives sinners, cancels our debts, and triumphs over our strongest enemies. It is, in other words, the good news of how God shall overcome every obstacle to reconcile us to himself, and to one another, by making peace through his blood shed on the cross.

God Gets Messy Jul 15, 2018

Like light shining in a dark place, like leaven mixed into a lump of dough, or like seed sown in fertile soil, the kingdom of Christ is advancing as the gospel bears fruit in all the world. For this gospel is the good news of the One through whom and for whom all things were made. It’s the good news of how He rescues and redeems, overcoming our rebellion to make us heirs with his Son. It’s the good news of how He slays religion with the gift of his grace. It’s the good news of how He forgives sinners, cancels our debts, and triumphs over our strongest enemies. It is, in other words, the good news of how God shall overcome every obstacle to reconcile us to himself, and to one another, by making peace through his blood shed on the cross.

When You Need Some Encouragement Jul 08, 2018

Like light shining in a dark place, like leaven mixed into a lump of dough, or like seed sown in fertile soil, the kingdom of Christ is advancing as the gospel bears fruit in all the world. For this gospel is the good news of the One through whom and for whom all things were made. It’s the good news of how He rescues and redeems, overcoming our rebellion to make us heirs with his Son. It’s the good news of how He slays religion with the gift of his grace. It’s the good news of how He forgives sinners, cancels our debts, and triumphs over our strongest enemies. It is, in other words, the good news of how God shall overcome every obstacle to reconcile us to himself, and to one another, by making peace through his blood shed on the cross.

Walk with Wisdom, Talk with Grace Jul 01, 2018

Like light shining in a dark place, like leaven mixed into a lump of dough, or like seed sown in fertile soil, the kingdom of Christ is advancing as the gospel bears fruit in all the world. For this gospel is the good news of the One through whom and for whom all things were made. It’s the good news of how He rescues and redeems, overcoming our rebellion to make us heirs with his Son. It’s the good news of how He slays religion with the gift of his grace. It’s the good news of how He forgives sinners, cancels our debts, and triumphs over our strongest enemies. It is, in other words, the good news of how God shall overcome every obstacle to reconcile us to himself, and to one another, by making peace through his blood shed on the cross.

The Mystery of Christ Jun 24, 2018

Like light shining in a dark place, like leaven mixed into a lump of dough, or like seed sown in fertile soil, the kingdom of Christ is advancing as the gospel bears fruit in all the world. For this gospel is the good news of the One through whom and for whom all things were made. It’s the good news of how He rescues and redeems, overcoming our rebellion to make us heirs with his Son. It’s the good news of how He slays religion with the gift of his grace. It’s the good news of how He forgives sinners, cancels our debts, and triumphs over our strongest enemies. It is, in other words, the good news of how God shall overcome every obstacle to reconcile us to himself, and to one another, by making peace through his blood shed on the cross.

The Wonder of Work Jun 17, 2018

Like light shining in a dark place, like leaven mixed into a lump of dough, or like seed sown in fertile soil, the kingdom of Christ is advancing as the gospel bears fruit in all the world. For this gospel is the good news of the One through whom and for whom all things were made. It’s the good news of how He rescues and redeems, overcoming our rebellion to make us heirs with his Son. It’s the good news of how He slays religion with the gift of his grace. It’s the good news of how He forgives sinners, cancels our debts, and triumphs over our strongest enemies. It is, in other words, the good news of how God shall overcome every obstacle to reconcile us to himself, and to one another, by making peace through his blood shed on the cross.

The Blessing of Parenting Jun 10, 2018

Like light shining in a dark place, like leaven mixed into a lump of dough, or like seed sown in fertile soil, the kingdom of Christ is advancing as the gospel bears fruit in all the world. For this gospel is the good news of the One through whom and for whom all things were made. It’s the good news of how He rescues and redeems, overcoming our rebellion to make us heirs with his Son. It’s the good news of how He slays religion with the gift of his grace. It’s the good news of how He forgives sinners, cancels our debts, and triumphs over our strongest enemies. It is, in other words, the good news of how God shall overcome every obstacle to reconcile us to himself, and to one another, by making peace through his blood shed on the cross.

Real Sexy Jun 03, 2018

Like light shining in a dark place, like leaven mixed into a lump of dough, or like seed sown in fertile soil, the kingdom of Christ is advancing as the gospel bears fruit in all the world. For this gospel is the good news of the One through whom and for whom all things were made. It’s the good news of how He rescues and redeems, overcoming our rebellion to make us heirs with his Son. It’s the good news of how He slays religion with the gift of his grace. It’s the good news of how He forgives sinners, cancels our debts, and triumphs over our strongest enemies. It is, in other words, the good news of how God shall overcome every obstacle to reconcile us to himself, and to one another, by making peace through his blood shed on the cross.

Everything Matters May 27, 2018

Like light shining in a dark place, like leaven mixed into a lump of dough, or like seed sown in fertile soil, the kingdom of Christ is advancing as the gospel bears fruit in all the world. For this gospel is the good news of the One through whom and for whom all things were made. It’s the good news of how He rescues and redeems, overcoming our rebellion to make us heirs with his Son. It’s the good news of how He slays religion with the gift of his grace. It’s the good news of how He forgives sinners, cancels our debts, and triumphs over our strongest enemies. It is, in other words, the good news of how God shall overcome every obstacle to reconcile us to himself, and to one another, by making peace through his blood shed on the cross.

Resting and Rejoicing in the Savior May 20, 2018

Like light shining in a dark place, like leaven mixed into a lump of dough, or like seed sown in fertile soil, the kingdom of Christ is advancing as the gospel bears fruit in all the world. For this gospel is the good news of the One through whom and for whom all things were made. It’s the good news of how He rescues and redeems, overcoming our rebellion to make us heirs with his Son. It’s the good news of how He slays religion with the gift of his grace. It’s the good news of how He forgives sinners, cancels our debts, and triumphs over our strongest enemies. It is, in other words, the good news of how God shall overcome every obstacle to reconcile us to himself, and to one another, by making peace through his blood shed on the cross.

The Mission Continues May 13, 2018

The story of Remnant Church to this point and moving forward as God continues to write and work in our midst.

New Unity, New Uniform May 06, 2018

Like light shining in a dark place, like leaven mixed into a lump of dough, or like seed sown in fertile soil, the kingdom of Christ is advancing as the gospel bears fruit in all the world. For this gospel is the good news of the One through whom and for whom all things were made. It’s the good news of how He rescues and redeems, overcoming our rebellion to make us heirs with his Son. It’s the good news of how He slays religion with the gift of his grace. It’s the good news of how He forgives sinners, cancels our debts, and triumphs over our strongest enemies. It is, in other words, the good news of how God shall overcome every obstacle to reconcile us to himself, and to one another, by making peace through his blood shed on the cross.

Dying to Live Apr 29, 2018

Like light shining in a dark place, like leaven mixed into a lump of dough, or like seed sown in fertile soil, the kingdom of Christ is advancing as the gospel bears fruit in all the world. For this gospel is the good news of the One through whom and for whom all things were made. It’s the good news of how He rescues and redeems, overcoming our rebellion to make us heirs with his Son. It’s the good news of how He slays religion with the gift of his grace. It’s the good news of how He forgives sinners, cancels our debts, and triumphs over our strongest enemies. It is, in other words, the good news of how God shall overcome every obstacle to reconcile us to himself, and to one another, by making peace through his blood shed on the cross.

Raised in Christ Apr 22, 2018

Like light shining in a dark place, like leaven mixed into a lump of dough, or like seed sown in fertile soil, the kingdom of Christ is advancing as the gospel bears fruit in all the world. For this gospel is the good news of the One through whom and for whom all things were made. It’s the good news of how He rescues and redeems, overcoming our rebellion to make us heirs with his Son. It’s the good news of how He slays religion with the gift of his grace. It’s the good news of how He forgives sinners, cancels our debts, and triumphs over our strongest enemies. It is, in other words, the good news of how God shall overcome every obstacle to reconcile us to himself, and to one another, by making peace through his blood shed on the cross.

Lord, Help! Apr 15, 2018

Like light shining in a dark place, like leaven mixed into a lump of dough, or like seed sown in fertile soil, the kingdom of Christ is advancing as the gospel bears fruit in all the world. For this gospel is the good news of the One through whom and for whom all things were made. It’s the good news of how He rescues and redeems, overcoming our rebellion to make us heirs with his Son. It’s the good news of how He slays religion with the gift of his grace. It’s the good news of how He forgives sinners, cancels our debts, and triumphs over our strongest enemies. It is, in other words, the good news of how God shall overcome every obstacle to reconcile us to himself, and to one another, by making peace through his blood shed on the cross.

Cling To Christ! Apr 08, 2018

Like light shining in a dark place, like leaven mixed into a lump of dough, or like seed sown in fertile soil, the kingdom of Christ is advancing as the gospel bears fruit in all the world. For this gospel is the good news of the One through whom and for whom all things were made. It’s the good news of how He rescues and redeems, overcoming our rebellion to make us heirs with his Son. It’s the good news of how He slays religion with the gift of his grace. It’s the good news of how He forgives sinners, cancels our debts, and triumphs over our strongest enemies. It is, in other words, the good news of how God shall overcome every obstacle to reconcile us to himself, and to one another, by making peace through his blood shed on the cross.

Why Easter? Apr 01, 2018

Like light shining in a dark place, like leaven mixed into a lump of dough, or like seed sown in fertile soil, the kingdom of Christ is advancing as the gospel bears fruit in all the world. For this gospel is the good news of the One through whom and for whom all things were made. It’s the good news of how He rescues and redeems, overcoming our rebellion to make us heirs with his Son. It’s the good news of how He slays religion with the gift of his grace. It’s the good news of how He forgives sinners, cancels our debts, and triumphs over our strongest enemies. It is, in other words, the good news of how God shall overcome every obstacle to reconcile us to himself, and to one another, by making peace through his blood shed on the cross.

Filled In Him Mar 25, 2018

Like light shining in a dark place, like leaven mixed into a lump of dough, or like seed sown in fertile soil, the kingdom of Christ is advancing as the gospel bears fruit in all the world. For this gospel is the good news of the One through whom and for whom all things were made. It’s the good news of how He rescues and redeems, overcoming our rebellion to make us heirs with his Son. It’s the good news of how He slays religion with the gift of his grace. It’s the good news of how He forgives sinners, cancels our debts, and triumphs over our strongest enemies. It is, in other words, the good news of how God shall overcome every obstacle to reconcile us to himself, and to one another, by making peace through his blood shed on the cross.

Alive and Living Mar 18, 2018

Like light shining in a dark place, like leaven mixed into a lump of dough, or like seed sown in fertile soil, the kingdom of Christ is advancing as the gospel bears fruit in all the world. For this gospel is the good news of the One through whom and for whom all things were made. It’s the good news of how He rescues and redeems, overcoming our rebellion to make us heirs with his Son. It’s the good news of how He slays religion with the gift of his grace. It’s the good news of how He forgives sinners, cancels our debts, and triumphs over our strongest enemies. It is, in other words, the good news of how God shall overcome every obstacle to reconcile us to himself, and to one another, by making peace through his blood shed on the cross.

Knit Together in Love Mar 11, 2018

Like light shining in a dark place, like leaven mixed into a lump of dough, or like seed sown in fertile soil, the kingdom of Christ is advancing as the gospel bears fruit in all the world. For this gospel is the good news of the One through whom and for whom all things were made. It’s the good news of how He rescues and redeems, overcoming our rebellion to make us heirs with his Son. It’s the good news of how He slays religion with the gift of his grace. It’s the good news of how He forgives sinners, cancels our debts, and triumphs over our strongest enemies. It is, in other words, the good news of how God shall overcome every obstacle to reconcile us to himself, and to one another, by making peace through his blood shed on the cross.

Him We Proclaim Mar 04, 2018

Like light shining in a dark place, like leaven mixed into a lump of dough, or like seed sown in fertile soil, the kingdom of Christ is advancing as the gospel bears fruit in all the world. For this gospel is the good news of the One through whom and for whom all things were made. It’s the good news of how He rescues and redeems, overcoming our rebellion to make us heirs with his Son. It’s the good news of how He slays religion with the gift of his grace. It’s the good news of how He forgives sinners, cancels our debts, and triumphs over our strongest enemies. It is, in other words, the good news of how God shall overcome every obstacle to reconcile us to himself, and to one another, by making peace through his blood shed on the cross.

It Ain't Easy, but It's Good Feb 25, 2018

Like light shining in a dark place, like leaven mixed into a lump of dough, or like seed sown in fertile soil, the kingdom of Christ is advancing as the gospel bears fruit in all the world. For this gospel is the good news of the One through whom and for whom all things were made. It’s the good news of how He rescues and redeems, overcoming our rebellion to make us heirs with his Son. It’s the good news of how He slays religion with the gift of his grace. It’s the good news of how He forgives sinners, cancels our debts, and triumphs over our strongest enemies. It is, in other words, the good news of how God shall overcome every obstacle to reconcile us to himself, and to one another, by making peace through his blood shed on the cross.

Coming Home Feb 18, 2018

Like light shining in a dark place, like leaven mixed into a lump of dough, or like seed sown in fertile soil, the kingdom of Christ is advancing as the gospel bears fruit in all the world. For this gospel is the good news of the One through whom and for whom all things were made. It’s the good news of how He rescues and redeems, overcoming our rebellion to make us heirs with his Son. It’s the good news of how He slays religion with the gift of his grace. It’s the good news of how He forgives sinners, cancels our debts, and triumphs over our strongest enemies. It is, in other words, the good news of how God shall overcome every obstacle to reconcile us to himself, and to one another, by making peace through his blood shed on the cross.

Jesus is Everything Feb 11, 2018

Like light shining in a dark place, like leaven mixed into a lump of dough, or like seed sown in fertile soil, the kingdom of Christ is advancing as the gospel bears fruit in all the world. For this gospel is the good news of the One through whom and for whom all things were made. It’s the good news of how He rescues and redeems, overcoming our rebellion to make us heirs with his Son. It’s the good news of how He slays religion with the gift of his grace. It’s the good news of how He forgives sinners, cancels our debts, and triumphs over our strongest enemies. It is, in other words, the good news of how God shall overcome every obstacle to reconcile us to himself, and to one another, by making peace through his blood shed on the cross.

Dominion of the Son Feb 04, 2018

Like light shining in a dark place, like leaven mixed into a lump of dough, or like seed sown in fertile soil, the kingdom of Christ is advancing as the gospel bears fruit in all the world. For this gospel is the good news of the One through whom and for whom all things were made. It’s the good news of how He rescues and redeems, overcoming our rebellion to make us heirs with his Son. It’s the good news of how He slays religion with the gift of his grace. It’s the good news of how He forgives sinners, cancels our debts, and triumphs over our strongest enemies. It is, in other words, the good news of how God shall overcome every obstacle to reconcile us to himself, and to one another, by making peace through his blood shed on the cross.

Why Are We Here? Jan 21, 2018

The story of Remnant Church to this point and moving forward as God continues to write and work in our midst.

The Overcoming Word of God Jan 14, 2018

Like light shining in a dark place, like leaven mixed into a lump of dough, or like seed sown in fertile soil, the kingdom of Christ is advancing as the gospel bears fruit in all the world. For this gospel is the good news of the One through whom and for whom all things were made. It’s the good news of how He rescues and redeems, overcoming our rebellion to make us heirs with his Son. It’s the good news of how He slays religion with the gift of his grace. It’s the good news of how He forgives sinners, cancels our debts, and triumphs over our strongest enemies. It is, in other words, the good news of how God shall overcome every obstacle to reconcile us to himself, and to one another, by making peace through his blood shed on the cross.

God Shall Overcome Jan 07, 2018

Like light shining in a dark place, like leaven mixed into a lump of dough, or like seed sown in fertile soil, the kingdom of Christ is advancing as the gospel bears fruit in all the world. For this gospel is the good news of the One through whom and for whom all things were made. It’s the good news of how He rescues and redeems, overcoming our rebellion to make us heirs with his Son. It’s the good news of how He slays religion with the gift of his grace. It’s the good news of how He forgives sinners, cancels our debts, and triumphs over our strongest enemies. It is, in other words, the good news of how God shall overcome every obstacle to reconcile us to himself, and to one another, by making peace through his blood shed on the cross.

A New Life Dec 31, 2017

An Advent Series

The Search for Love Dec 24, 2017

An Advent Series

A New Purpose Dec 17, 2017

An Advent Series

A Posture of Joy Dec 10, 2017

An Advent Series

Come Let Us Worship Jesus Dec 03, 2017

An Advent Series

A New Type of People Nov 26, 2017

An Advent Series

All Things New Nov 19, 2017

An Advent Series

Where is Life Taking You? Nov 12, 2017

Constantly scrolling. Always consuming. Posting selfies. Binging movies. Looking for likes. Sharing causes. Snapchating moments. Subtweeting disagreements. Instagramming breakfast. Being distracted. Fearful of missing out. Feeling anxious. Getting restless. Growing hopeless... For most of us this is what life has become. The rapid changes of recent years have swept us away like powerful currents. We are so enamored with what we can do today that we have ceased to wonder if there’s a better way. Yet God meets us where we are with good news for every age—not with tips or tricks for navigating the world today, but with the offer of life in another world altogether. The gospel sets us free to enjoy life with God in the 21st Century.

What is Truth? Q&A Nov 05, 2017

Constantly scrolling. Always consuming. Posting selfies. Binging movies. Looking for likes. Sharing causes. Snapchating moments. Subtweeting disagreements. Instagramming breakfast. Being distracted. Fearful of missing out. Feeling anxious. Getting restless. Growing hopeless... For most of us this is what life has become. The rapid changes of recent years have swept us away like powerful currents. We are so enamored with what we can do today that we have ceased to wonder if there’s a better way. Yet God meets us where we are with good news for every age—not with tips or tricks for navigating the world today, but with the offer of life in another world altogether. The gospel sets us free to enjoy life with God in the 21st Century.

What is Truth? Nov 05, 2017

Constantly scrolling. Always consuming. Posting selfies. Binging movies. Looking for likes. Sharing causes. Snapchating moments. Subtweeting disagreements. Instagramming breakfast. Being distracted. Fearful of missing out. Feeling anxious. Getting restless. Growing hopeless... For most of us this is what life has become. The rapid changes of recent years have swept us away like powerful currents. We are so enamored with what we can do today that we have ceased to wonder if there’s a better way. Yet God meets us where we are with good news for every age—not with tips or tricks for navigating the world today, but with the offer of life in another world altogether. The gospel sets us free to enjoy life with God in the 21st Century.

Entertainment Light Q&A Oct 29, 2017

Constantly scrolling. Always consuming. Posting selfies. Binging movies. Looking for likes. Sharing causes. Snapchating moments. Subtweeting disagreements. Instagramming breakfast. Being distracted. Fearful of missing out. Feeling anxious. Getting restless. Growing hopeless... For most of us this is what life has become. The rapid changes of recent years have swept us away like powerful currents. We are so enamored with what we can do today that we have ceased to wonder if there’s a better way. Yet God meets us where we are with good news for every age—not with tips or tricks for navigating the world today, but with the offer of life in another world altogether. The gospel sets us free to enjoy life with God in the 21st Century.

Entertainment Light Oct 29, 2017

Constantly scrolling. Always consuming. Posting selfies. Binging movies. Looking for likes. Sharing causes. Snapchating moments. Subtweeting disagreements. Instagramming breakfast. Being distracted. Fearful of missing out. Feeling anxious. Getting restless. Growing hopeless... For most of us this is what life has become. The rapid changes of recent years have swept us away like powerful currents. We are so enamored with what we can do today that we have ceased to wonder if there’s a better way. Yet God meets us where we are with good news for every age—not with tips or tricks for navigating the world today, but with the offer of life in another world altogether. The gospel sets us free to enjoy life with God in the 21st Century.

Foodolatry Oct 15, 2017

Constantly scrolling. Always consuming. Posting selfies. Binging movies. Looking for likes. Sharing causes. Snapchating moments. Subtweeting disagreements. Instagramming breakfast. Being distracted. Fearful of missing out. Feeling anxious. Getting restless. Growing hopeless... For most of us this is what life has become. The rapid changes of recent years have swept us away like powerful currents. We are so enamored with what we can do today that we have ceased to wonder if there’s a better way. Yet God meets us where we are with good news for every age—not with tips or tricks for navigating the world today, but with the offer of life in another world altogether. The gospel sets us free to enjoy life with God in the 21st Century.

Foodolatry - Q & A Oct 15, 2017

Constantly scrolling. Always consuming. Posting selfies. Binging movies. Looking for likes. Sharing causes. Snapchating moments. Subtweeting disagreements. Instagramming breakfast. Being distracted. Fearful of missing out. Feeling anxious. Getting restless. Growing hopeless... For most of us this is what life has become. The rapid changes of recent years have swept us away like powerful currents. We are so enamored with what we can do today that we have ceased to wonder if there’s a better way. Yet God meets us where we are with good news for every age—not with tips or tricks for navigating the world today, but with the offer of life in another world altogether. The gospel sets us free to enjoy life with God in the 21st Century.

iDentity Q&A Oct 08, 2017

Constantly scrolling. Always consuming. Posting selfies. Binging movies. Looking for likes. Sharing causes. Snapchating moments. Subtweeting disagreements. Instagramming breakfast. Being distracted. Fearful of missing out. Feeling anxious. Getting restless. Growing hopeless... For most of us this is what life has become. The rapid changes of recent years have swept us away like powerful currents. We are so enamored with what we can do today that we have ceased to wonder if there’s a better way. Yet God meets us where we are with good news for every age—not with tips or tricks for navigating the world today, but with the offer of life in another world altogether. The gospel sets us free to enjoy life with God in the 21st Century.

iDentity Oct 08, 2017

Constantly scrolling. Always consuming. Posting selfies. Binging movies. Looking for likes. Sharing causes. Snapchating moments. Subtweeting disagreements. Instagramming breakfast. Being distracted. Fearful of missing out. Feeling anxious. Getting restless. Growing hopeless... For most of us this is what life has become. The rapid changes of recent years have swept us away like powerful currents. We are so enamored with what we can do today that we have ceased to wonder if there’s a better way. Yet God meets us where we are with good news for every age—not with tips or tricks for navigating the world today, but with the offer of life in another world altogether. The gospel sets us free to enjoy life with God in the 21st Century.

Social Media Q&A Oct 01, 2017

Constantly scrolling. Always consuming. Posting selfies. Binging movies. Looking for likes. Sharing causes. Snapchating moments. Subtweeting disagreements. Instagramming breakfast. Being distracted. Fearful of missing out. Feeling anxious. Getting restless. Growing hopeless... For most of us this is what life has become. The rapid changes of recent years have swept us away like powerful currents. We are so enamored with what we can do today that we have ceased to wonder if there’s a better way. Yet God meets us where we are with good news for every age—not with tips or tricks for navigating the world today, but with the offer of life in another world altogether. The gospel sets us free to enjoy life with God in the 21st Century.

Social Media Oct 01, 2017

Constantly scrolling. Always consuming. Posting selfies. Binging movies. Looking for likes. Sharing causes. Snapchating moments. Subtweeting disagreements. Instagramming breakfast. Being distracted. Fearful of missing out. Feeling anxious. Getting restless. Growing hopeless... For most of us this is what life has become. The rapid changes of recent years have swept us away like powerful currents. We are so enamored with what we can do today that we have ceased to wonder if there’s a better way. Yet God meets us where we are with good news for every age—not with tips or tricks for navigating the world today, but with the offer of life in another world altogether. The gospel sets us free to enjoy life with God in the 21st Century.

Pornography Q&A Sep 24, 2017

Constantly scrolling. Always consuming. Posting selfies. Binging movies. Looking for likes. Sharing causes. Snapchating moments. Subtweeting disagreements. Instagramming breakfast. Being distracted. Fearful of missing out. Feeling anxious. Getting restless. Growing hopeless... For most of us this is what life has become. The rapid changes of recent years have swept us away like powerful currents. We are so enamored with what we can do today that we have ceased to wonder if there’s a better way. Yet God meets us where we are with good news for every age—not with tips or tricks for navigating the world today, but with the offer of life in another world altogether. The gospel sets us free to enjoy life with God in the 21st Century.

Pornography Sep 24, 2017

Constantly scrolling. Always consuming. Posting selfies. Binging movies. Looking for likes. Sharing causes. Snapchating moments. Subtweeting disagreements. Instagramming breakfast. Being distracted. Fearful of missing out. Feeling anxious. Getting restless. Growing hopeless... For most of us this is what life has become. The rapid changes of recent years have swept us away like powerful currents. We are so enamored with what we can do today that we have ceased to wonder if there’s a better way. Yet God meets us where we are with good news for every age—not with tips or tricks for navigating the world today, but with the offer of life in another world altogether. The gospel sets us free to enjoy life with God in the 21st Century.

What's Going On? Sep 17, 2017

Constantly scrolling. Always consuming. Posting selfies. Binging movies. Looking for likes. Sharing causes. Snapchating moments. Subtweeting disagreements. Instagramming breakfast. Being distracted. Fearful of missing out. Feeling anxious. Getting restless. Growing hopeless... For most of us this is what life has become. The rapid changes of recent years have swept us away like powerful currents. We are so enamored with what we can do today that we have ceased to wonder if there’s a better way. Yet God meets us where we are with good news for every age—not with tips or tricks for navigating the world today, but with the offer of life in another world altogether. The gospel sets us free to enjoy life with God in the 21st Century.

What's Going On? Q & A Sep 17, 2017

Constantly scrolling. Always consuming. Posting selfies. Binging movies. Looking for likes. Sharing causes. Snapchating moments. Subtweeting disagreements. Instagramming breakfast. Being distracted. Fearful of missing out. Feeling anxious. Getting restless. Growing hopeless... For most of us this is what life has become. The rapid changes of recent years have swept us away like powerful currents. We are so enamored with what we can do today that we have ceased to wonder if there’s a better way. Yet God meets us where we are with good news for every age—not with tips or tricks for navigating the world today, but with the offer of life in another world altogether. The gospel sets us free to enjoy life with God in the 21st Century.

Grace Be With You Sep 10, 2017

A final farewell, a piece of parting advice, a last request—when the end of life is near, the gravity of death adds weight to the words that are spoken. They make an impact. They stick with us. They leave their mark. The same is true of Paul's last letter to young Timothy. Writing from death row, Paul sent the letter to Timothy, his beloved son in the faith. Here are Paul’s last words to a “young buck,” his mature counsel about what really matters, his ultimate exhortations to Timothy—and to us. Guard the gospel. Be strong in grace. Pursue righteousness. Endure hardship. Fight the good fight. And above all, keep the faith. For the strength that enables us to endure is found in the One who rescued us, upholds us, and will carry us safely to the end.

Finishing Well Sep 03, 2017

A final farewell, a piece of parting advice, a last request—when the end of life is near, the gravity of death adds weight to the words that are spoken. They make an impact. They stick with us. They leave their mark. The same is true of Paul's last letter to young Timothy. Writing from death row, Paul sent the letter to Timothy, his beloved son in the faith. Here are Paul’s last words to a “young buck,” his mature counsel about what really matters, his ultimate exhortations to Timothy—and to us. Guard the gospel. Be strong in grace. Pursue righteousness. Endure hardship. Fight the good fight. And above all, keep the faith. For the strength that enables us to endure is found in the One who rescued us, upholds us, and will carry us safely to the end.

Seven Eleven Christianity Aug 27, 2017

A final farewell, a piece of parting advice, a last request—when the end of life is near, the gravity of death adds weight to the words that are spoken. They make an impact. They stick with us. They leave their mark. The same is true of Paul's last letter to young Timothy. Writing from death row, Paul sent the letter to Timothy, his beloved son in the faith. Here are Paul’s last words to a “young buck,” his mature counsel about what really matters, his ultimate exhortations to Timothy—and to us. Guard the gospel. Be strong in grace. Pursue righteousness. Endure hardship. Fight the good fight. And above all, keep the faith. For the strength that enables us to endure is found in the One who rescued us, upholds us, and will carry us safely to the end.

The Fight Worth Having Aug 20, 2017

A final farewell, a piece of parting advice, a last request—when the end of life is near, the gravity of death adds weight to the words that are spoken. They make an impact. They stick with us. They leave their mark. The same is true of Paul's last letter to young Timothy. Writing from death row, Paul sent the letter to Timothy, his beloved son in the faith. Here are Paul’s last words to a “young buck,” his mature counsel about what really matters, his ultimate exhortations to Timothy—and to us. Guard the gospel. Be strong in grace. Pursue righteousness. Endure hardship. Fight the good fight. And above all, keep the faith. For the strength that enables us to endure is found in the One who rescued us, upholds us, and will carry us safely to the end.

Listening to Preaching Aug 13, 2017

A final farewell, a piece of parting advice, a last request—when the end of life is near, the gravity of death adds weight to the words that are spoken. They make an impact. They stick with us. They leave their mark. The same is true of Paul's last letter to young Timothy. Writing from death row, Paul sent the letter to Timothy, his beloved son in the faith. Here are Paul’s last words to a “young buck,” his mature counsel about what really matters, his ultimate exhortations to Timothy—and to us. Guard the gospel. Be strong in grace. Pursue righteousness. Endure hardship. Fight the good fight. And above all, keep the faith. For the strength that enables us to endure is found in the One who rescued us, upholds us, and will carry us safely to the end.

Hearing God's Voice Aug 06, 2017

A final farewell, a piece of parting advice, a last request—when the end of life is near, the gravity of death adds weight to the words that are spoken. They make an impact. They stick with us. They leave their mark. The same is true of Paul's last letter to young Timothy. Writing from death row, Paul sent the letter to Timothy, his beloved son in the faith. Here are Paul’s last words to a “young buck,” his mature counsel about what really matters, his ultimate exhortations to Timothy—and to us. Guard the gospel. Be strong in grace. Pursue righteousness. Endure hardship. Fight the good fight. And above all, keep the faith. For the strength that enables us to endure is found in the One who rescued us, upholds us, and will carry us safely to the end.

God Has Spoken Jul 30, 2017

A final farewell, a piece of parting advice, a last request—when the end of life is near, the gravity of death adds weight to the words that are spoken. They make an impact. They stick with us. They leave their mark. The same is true of Paul's last letter to young Timothy. Writing from death row, Paul sent the letter to Timothy, his beloved son in the faith. Here are Paul’s last words to a “young buck,” his mature counsel about what really matters, his ultimate exhortations to Timothy—and to us. Guard the gospel. Be strong in grace. Pursue righteousness. Endure hardship. Fight the good fight. And above all, keep the faith. For the strength that enables us to endure is found in the One who rescued us, upholds us, and will carry us safely to the end.

The Bible is All About Jesus Jul 23, 2017

A final farewell, a piece of parting advice, a last request—when the end of life is near, the gravity of death adds weight to the words that are spoken. They make an impact. They stick with us. They leave their mark. The same is true of Paul's last letter to young Timothy. Writing from death row, Paul sent the letter to Timothy, his beloved son in the faith. Here are Paul’s last words to a “young buck,” his mature counsel about what really matters, his ultimate exhortations to Timothy—and to us. Guard the gospel. Be strong in grace. Pursue righteousness. Endure hardship. Fight the good fight. And above all, keep the faith. For the strength that enables us to endure is found in the One who rescued us, upholds us, and will carry us safely to the end.

Signs of Authentic Faith Jul 16, 2017

A final farewell, a piece of parting advice, a last request—when the end of life is near, the gravity of death adds weight to the words that are spoken. They make an impact. They stick with us. They leave their mark. The same is true of Paul's last letter to young Timothy. Writing from death row, Paul sent the letter to Timothy, his beloved son in the faith. Here are Paul’s last words to a “young buck,” his mature counsel about what really matters, his ultimate exhortations to Timothy—and to us. Guard the gospel. Be strong in grace. Pursue righteousness. Endure hardship. Fight the good fight. And above all, keep the faith. For the strength that enables us to endure is found in the One who rescued us, upholds us, and will carry us safely to the end.

Heartless, Hypocrites, and Hustlers Jul 09, 2017

A final farewell, a piece of parting advice, a last request—when the end of life is near, the gravity of death adds weight to the words that are spoken. They make an impact. They stick with us. They leave their mark. The same is true of Paul's last letter to young Timothy. Writing from death row, Paul sent the letter to Timothy, his beloved son in the faith. Here are Paul’s last words to a “young buck,” his mature counsel about what really matters, his ultimate exhortations to Timothy—and to us. Guard the gospel. Be strong in grace. Pursue righteousness. Endure hardship. Fight the good fight. And above all, keep the faith. For the strength that enables us to endure is found in the One who rescued us, upholds us, and will carry us safely to the end.

The Life Worth Living Jul 02, 2017

A final farewell, a piece of parting advice, a last request—when the end of life is near, the gravity of death adds weight to the words that are spoken. They make an impact. They stick with us. They leave their mark. The same is true of Paul's last letter to young Timothy. Writing from death row, Paul sent the letter to Timothy, his beloved son in the faith. Here are Paul’s last words to a “young buck,” his mature counsel about what really matters, his ultimate exhortations to Timothy—and to us. Guard the gospel. Be strong in grace. Pursue righteousness. Endure hardship. Fight the good fight. And above all, keep the faith. For the strength that enables us to endure is found in the One who rescued us, upholds us, and will carry us safely to the end.

Talk is Cheap Jun 25, 2017

A final farewell, a piece of parting advice, a last request—when the end of life is near, the gravity of death adds weight to the words that are spoken. They make an impact. They stick with us. They leave their mark. The same is true of Paul's last letter to young Timothy. Writing from death row, Paul sent the letter to Timothy, his beloved son in the faith. Here are Paul’s last words to a “young buck,” his mature counsel about what really matters, his ultimate exhortations to Timothy—and to us. Guard the gospel. Be strong in grace. Pursue righteousness. Endure hardship. Fight the good fight. And above all, keep the faith. For the strength that enables us to endure is found in the One who rescued us, upholds us, and will carry us safely to the end.

Caretakers of Grace Jun 18, 2017

This series is a collection of stand alone sermons preached at Remnant Church.

Strength to Endure Jun 11, 2017

A final farewell, a piece of parting advice, a last request—when the end of life is near, the gravity of death adds weight to the words that are spoken. They make an impact. They stick with us. They leave their mark. The same is true of Paul's last letter to young Timothy. Writing from death row, Paul sent the letter to Timothy, his beloved son in the faith. Here are Paul’s last words to a “young buck,” his mature counsel about what really matters, his ultimate exhortations to Timothy—and to us. Guard the gospel. Be strong in grace. Pursue righteousness. Endure hardship. Fight the good fight. And above all, keep the faith. For the strength that enables us to endure is found in the One who rescued us, upholds us, and will carry us safely to the end.

A Plea for Pastors Jun 04, 2017

A final farewell, a piece of parting advice, a last request—when the end of life is near, the gravity of death adds weight to the words that are spoken. They make an impact. They stick with us. They leave their mark. The same is true of Paul's last letter to young Timothy. Writing from death row, Paul sent the letter to Timothy, his beloved son in the faith. Here are Paul’s last words to a “young buck,” his mature counsel about what really matters, his ultimate exhortations to Timothy—and to us. Guard the gospel. Be strong in grace. Pursue righteousness. Endure hardship. Fight the good fight. And above all, keep the faith. For the strength that enables us to endure is found in the One who rescued us, upholds us, and will carry us safely to the end.

Where Can I Find the Courage? May 28, 2017

A final farewell, a piece of parting advice, a last request—when the end of life is near, the gravity of death adds weight to the words that are spoken. They make an impact. They stick with us. They leave their mark. The same is true of Paul's last letter to young Timothy. Writing from death row, Paul sent the letter to Timothy, his beloved son in the faith. Here are Paul’s last words to a “young buck,” his mature counsel about what really matters, his ultimate exhortations to Timothy—and to us. Guard the gospel. Be strong in grace. Pursue righteousness. Endure hardship. Fight the good fight. And above all, keep the faith. For the strength that enables us to endure is found in the One who rescued us, upholds us, and will carry us safely to the end.

The Pattern and the Precious Gift May 21, 2017

A final farewell, a piece of parting advice, a last request—when the end of life is near, the gravity of death adds weight to the words that are spoken. They make an impact. They stick with us. They leave their mark. The same is true of Paul's last letter to young Timothy. Writing from death row, Paul sent the letter to Timothy, his beloved son in the faith. Here are Paul’s last words to a “young buck,” his mature counsel about what really matters, his ultimate exhortations to Timothy—and to us. Guard the gospel. Be strong in grace. Pursue righteousness. Endure hardship. Fight the good fight. And above all, keep the faith. For the strength that enables us to endure is found in the One who rescued us, upholds us, and will carry us safely to the end.

No More Shame May 14, 2017

A final farewell, a piece of parting advice, a last request—when the end of life is near, the gravity of death adds weight to the words that are spoken. They make an impact. They stick with us. They leave their mark. The same is true of Paul's last letter to young Timothy. Writing from death row, Paul sent the letter to Timothy, his beloved son in the faith. Here are Paul’s last words to a “young buck,” his mature counsel about what really matters, his ultimate exhortations to Timothy—and to us. Guard the gospel. Be strong in grace. Pursue righteousness. Endure hardship. Fight the good fight. And above all, keep the faith. For the strength that enables us to endure is found in the One who rescued us, upholds us, and will carry us safely to the end.

Living Heritage May 07, 2017

A final farewell, a piece of parting advice, a last request—when the end of life is near, the gravity of death adds weight to the words that are spoken. They make an impact. They stick with us. They leave their mark. The same is true of Paul's last letter to young Timothy. Writing from death row, Paul sent the letter to Timothy, his beloved son in the faith. Here are Paul’s last words to a “young buck,” his mature counsel about what really matters, his ultimate exhortations to Timothy—and to us. Guard the gospel. Be strong in grace. Pursue righteousness. Endure hardship. Fight the good fight. And above all, keep the faith. For the strength that enables us to endure is found in the One who rescued us, upholds us, and will carry us safely to the end.

From Life to Life Apr 30, 2017

A final farewell, a piece of parting advice, a last request—when the end of life is near, the gravity of death adds weight to the words that are spoken. They make an impact. They stick with us. They leave their mark. The same is true of Paul's last letter to young Timothy. Writing from death row, Paul sent the letter to Timothy, his beloved son in the faith. Here are Paul’s last words to a “young buck,” his mature counsel about what really matters, his ultimate exhortations to Timothy—and to us. Guard the gospel. Be strong in grace. Pursue righteousness. Endure hardship. Fight the good fight. And above all, keep the faith. For the strength that enables us to endure is found in the One who rescued us, upholds us, and will carry us safely to the end.

Year-In-Reflection 2016-17 Apr 23, 2017

The story of Remnant Church to this point and moving forward as God continues to write and work in our midst.

Dying to Live Apr 16, 2017

Nearly 2,000 years ago, a simple wooden cross and an empty tomb served as the setting for the greatest rescue mission in history—the good news of a loving Father going to great lengths to save his broken children. Every year at Easter, with a joyful shout of “Christ is risen!” we declare again the climax of this great story. Although Easter only happens once a year, the truths behind it are big enough to shape our lives every single day.

**excerpt taken from introduction to Mission Accomplished: A 2-Week Family Easter Devotional

The King Who Comes in the Name of the Lord Apr 09, 2017

Nearly 2,000 years ago, a simple wooden cross and an empty tomb served as the setting for the greatest rescue mission in history—the good news of a loving Father going to great lengths to save his broken children. Every year at Easter, with a joyful shout of “Christ is risen!” we declare again the climax of this great story. Although Easter only happens once a year, the truths behind it are big enough to shape our lives every single day.

**excerpt taken from introduction to Mission Accomplished: A 2-Week Family Easter Devotional

A Change is Gonna Come Apr 02, 2017

It's been called "the greatest letter ever written," "the chief part of the New Testament," and "the Cathedral of the Christian faith." Yet whatever we might say about the book of Romans pales in comparison to what it says to us. Its message bursts onto the scene like a gift that we desperately needed but didn't realize that we wanted. It diagnoses what's gone wrong in our lives, it shows us that all things will be made right, and it explains how Jesus is the only hope for any of us. In other words, the book of Romans gives us the gospel, and the gospel is good news for everyone.

The Bible: Nothing to Fear Mar 26, 2017

It's been called "the greatest letter ever written," "the chief part of the New Testament," and "the Cathedral of the Christian faith." Yet whatever we might say about the book of Romans pales in comparison to what it says to us. Its message bursts onto the scene like a gift that we desperately needed but didn't realize that we wanted. It diagnoses what's gone wrong in our lives, it shows us that all things will be made right, and it explains how Jesus is the only hope for any of us. In other words, the book of Romans gives us the gospel, and the gospel is good news for everyone.

Dealing with Divisiveness Mar 19, 2017

It's been called "the greatest letter ever written," "the chief part of the New Testament," and "the Cathedral of the Christian faith." Yet whatever we might say about the book of Romans pales in comparison to what it says to us. Its message bursts onto the scene like a gift that we desperately needed but didn't realize that we wanted. It diagnoses what's gone wrong in our lives, it shows us that all things will be made right, and it explains how Jesus is the only hope for any of us. In other words, the book of Romans gives us the gospel, and the gospel is good news for everyone.

Love Together Mar 12, 2017

It's been called "the greatest letter ever written," "the chief part of the New Testament," and "the Cathedral of the Christian faith." Yet whatever we might say about the book of Romans pales in comparison to what it says to us. Its message bursts onto the scene like a gift that we desperately needed but didn't realize that we wanted. It diagnoses what's gone wrong in our lives, it shows us that all things will be made right, and it explains how Jesus is the only hope for any of us. In other words, the book of Romans gives us the gospel, and the gospel is good news for everyone.

Prayer That Works Mar 05, 2017

It's been called "the greatest letter ever written," "the chief part of the New Testament," and "the Cathedral of the Christian faith." Yet whatever we might say about the book of Romans pales in comparison to what it says to us. Its message bursts onto the scene like a gift that we desperately needed but didn't realize that we wanted. It diagnoses what's gone wrong in our lives, it shows us that all things will be made right, and it explains how Jesus is the only hope for any of us. In other words, the book of Romans gives us the gospel, and the gospel is good news for everyone.

Getting Is Good; Giving Makes It Even Better Feb 26, 2017

It's been called "the greatest letter ever written," "the chief part of the New Testament," and "the Cathedral of the Christian faith." Yet whatever we might say about the book of Romans pales in comparison to what it says to us. Its message bursts onto the scene like a gift that we desperately needed but didn't realize that we wanted. It diagnoses what's gone wrong in our lives, it shows us that all things will be made right, and it explains how Jesus is the only hope for any of us. In other words, the book of Romans gives us the gospel, and the gospel is good news for everyone.

Lost Lives Matter - Part 2 Feb 19, 2017

It's been called "the greatest letter ever written," "the chief part of the New Testament," and "the Cathedral of the Christian faith." Yet whatever we might say about the book of Romans pales in comparison to what it says to us. Its message bursts onto the scene like a gift that we desperately needed but didn't realize that we wanted. It diagnoses what's gone wrong in our lives, it shows us that all things will be made right, and it explains how Jesus is the only hope for any of us. In other words, the book of Romans gives us the gospel, and the gospel is good news for everyone.

Lost Lives Matter - Part 1 Feb 12, 2017

It's been called "the greatest letter ever written," "the chief part of the New Testament," and "the Cathedral of the Christian faith." Yet whatever we might say about the book of Romans pales in comparison to what it says to us. Its message bursts onto the scene like a gift that we desperately needed but didn't realize that we wanted. It diagnoses what's gone wrong in our lives, it shows us that all things will be made right, and it explains how Jesus is the only hope for any of us. In other words, the book of Romans gives us the gospel, and the gospel is good news for everyone.

True Strength Feb 05, 2017

It's been called "the greatest letter ever written," "the chief part of the New Testament," and "the Cathedral of the Christian faith." Yet whatever we might say about the book of Romans pales in comparison to what it says to us. Its message bursts onto the scene like a gift that we desperately needed but didn't realize that we wanted. It diagnoses what's gone wrong in our lives, it shows us that all things will be made right, and it explains how Jesus is the only hope for any of us. In other words, the book of Romans gives us the gospel, and the gospel is good news for everyone.

Walk in Love Jan 29, 2017

It's been called "the greatest letter ever written," "the chief part of the New Testament," and "the Cathedral of the Christian faith." Yet whatever we might say about the book of Romans pales in comparison to what it says to us. Its message bursts onto the scene like a gift that we desperately needed but didn't realize that we wanted. It diagnoses what's gone wrong in our lives, it shows us that all things will be made right, and it explains how Jesus is the only hope for any of us. In other words, the book of Romans gives us the gospel, and the gospel is good news for everyone.

Stay Focused; Pray Hard; Praise Jesus Jan 22, 2017

This series is a collection of stand alone sermons preached at Remnant Church.

Unity, Liberty, and Charity in Jesus Jan 15, 2017

It's been called "the greatest letter ever written," "the chief part of the New Testament," and "the Cathedral of the Christian faith." Yet whatever we might say about the book of Romans pales in comparison to what it says to us. Its message bursts onto the scene like a gift that we desperately needed but didn't realize that we wanted. It diagnoses what's gone wrong in our lives, it shows us that all things will be made right, and it explains how Jesus is the only hope for any of us. In other words, the book of Romans gives us the gospel, and the gospel is good news for everyone.

Lasting Resolutions for the New Year Jan 01, 2017

The story of Remnant Church to this point and moving forward as God continues to write and work in our midst.

The Richness of Christ Dec 25, 2016

Some stories are so grand they need more than one author to tell them. Thus God chose four witnesses—four Gospels—to explain the good news about Jesus: the voice of a man, the roar of a lion, the grunt of an ox, the call of an eagle. Each witness speaks with a tone all his own, but all speak with one voice about the coming of Jesus so long ago foretold:

“The glory of the Lord shall be revealed.”

“And shall achieve the purpose for which I sent it.”

“For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given.”

“And the Lord has laid on him the iniquity of us all.”

So join us this Advent as we listen to four witnesses, remembering anew the good news of our Savior’s birth as we celebrate with joy all that’s now true because of Jesus.

A Word from God Dec 18, 2016

Some stories are so grand they need more than one author to tell them. Thus God chose four witnesses—four Gospels—to explain the good news about Jesus: the voice of a man, the roar of a lion, the grunt of an ox, the call of an eagle. Each witness speaks with a tone all his own, but all speak with one voice about the coming of Jesus so long ago foretold:

“The glory of the Lord shall be revealed.”

“And shall achieve the purpose for which I sent it.”

“For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given.”

“And the Lord has laid on him the iniquity of us all.”

So join us this Advent as we listen to four witnesses, remembering anew the good news of our Savior’s birth as we celebrate with joy all that’s now true because of Jesus.

Exactly What We Need Dec 11, 2016

Some stories are so grand they need more than one author to tell them. Thus God chose four witnesses—four Gospels—to explain the good news about Jesus: the voice of a man, the roar of a lion, the grunt of an ox, the call of an eagle. Each witness speaks with a tone all his own, but all speak with one voice about the coming of Jesus so long ago foretold:

“The glory of the Lord shall be revealed.”

“And shall achieve the purpose for which I sent it.”

“For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given.”

“And the Lord has laid on him the iniquity of us all.”

So join us this Advent as we listen to four witnesses, remembering anew the good news of our Savior’s birth as we celebrate with joy all that’s now true because of Jesus.

Prepare Him Room Dec 04, 2016

Some stories are so grand they need more than one author to tell them. Thus God chose four witnesses—four Gospels—to explain the good news about Jesus: the voice of a man, the roar of a lion, the grunt of an ox, the call of an eagle. Each witness speaks with a tone all his own, but all speak with one voice about the coming of Jesus so long ago foretold:

“The glory of the Lord shall be revealed.”

“And shall achieve the purpose for which I sent it.”

“For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given.”

“And the Lord has laid on him the iniquity of us all.”

So join us this Advent as we listen to four witnesses, remembering anew the good news of our Savior’s birth as we celebrate with joy all that’s now true because of Jesus.

From Where Does Help Come? Nov 27, 2016

Some stories are so grand they need more than one author to tell them. Thus God chose four witnesses—four Gospels—to explain the good news about Jesus: the voice of a man, the roar of a lion, the grunt of an ox, the call of an eagle. Each witness speaks with a tone all his own, but all speak with one voice about the coming of Jesus so long ago foretold:

“The glory of the Lord shall be revealed.”

“And shall achieve the purpose for which I sent it.”

“For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given.”

“And the Lord has laid on him the iniquity of us all.”

So join us this Advent as we listen to four witnesses, remembering anew the good news of our Savior’s birth as we celebrate with joy all that’s now true because of Jesus.

A Beautiful Vision for Womanhood Q&A Nov 20, 2016

The conflict which we witness in the world today is at bottom a conflict over the question, What is man? – Martin Luther King, Jr.

What is man that you are mindful of him? -Psalm 8:4

Only God knows who we are, because he knows who he created us to be: We are lovers and learners. We are workers and worshippers. We are moral and social and sexual beings. We are humans, and we belong to Jesus, the Son of God and Son of Man.

A Beautiful Vision for Womanhood Nov 20, 2016

The conflict which we witness in the world today is at bottom a conflict over the question, What is man? – Martin Luther King, Jr.

What is man that you are mindful of him? -Psalm 8:4

Only God knows who we are, because he knows who he created us to be: We are lovers and learners. We are workers and worshippers. We are moral and social and sexual beings. We are humans, and we belong to Jesus, the Son of God and Son of Man.

Fall Celebration 2016 Nov 13, 2016

The story of Remnant Church to this point and moving forward as God continues to write and work in our midst.

Don't Be Ashamed of Jesus Nov 06, 2016

This series is a collection of stand alone sermons preached at Remnant Church.

Weakness to Strength Oct 30, 2016

The conflict which we witness in the world today is at bottom a conflict over the question, What is man? – Martin Luther King, Jr.

What is man that you are mindful of him? -Psalm 8:4

Only God knows who we are, because he knows who he created us to be: We are lovers and learners. We are workers and worshippers. We are moral and social and sexual beings. We are humans, and we belong to Jesus, the Son of God and Son of Man.

Weakness to Strength - Q and A Oct 30, 2016

The conflict which we witness in the world today is at bottom a conflict over the question, What is man? – Martin Luther King, Jr.

What is man that you are mindful of him? -Psalm 8:4

Only God knows who we are, because he knows who he created us to be: We are lovers and learners. We are workers and worshippers. We are moral and social and sexual beings. We are humans, and we belong to Jesus, the Son of God and Son of Man.

Man Conference 1 Oct 28, 2016

Facing attacks from within and without, men today seem like a far cry from who they were created to be: “the image and glory of God” (1 Cor 11:7). Men are now 30% more likely than women to drop out of school, 25% less likely to attend college, 4 times more likely to be diagnosed with attention-deficit disorders, and more than 3 times more likely to commit violent crimes. Meanwhile, movies and TV shows portray men as short-tempered, incompetent morons who care only about sex, sports, and “man caves.”

The gospel is the only thing that can reverse the ever-widening gap between the lives of men and God’s design for men. By his death and resurrection Jesus has created a new day for men, calling them out of sin and selfishness into a life of glory and grace. “Today is the day of salvation,” God says (2 Cor 6:2), which means today is the day God begins to make us into who he designed us to be: “the image and glory of God.”

Man Conference 2 Oct 28, 2016

Facing attacks from within and without, men today seem like a far cry from who they were created to be: “the image and glory of God” (1 Cor 11:7). Men are now 30% more likely than women to drop out of school, 25% less likely to attend college, 4 times more likely to be diagnosed with attention-deficit disorders, and more than 3 times more likely to commit violent crimes. Meanwhile, movies and TV shows portray men as short-tempered, incompetent morons who care only about sex, sports, and “man caves.”

The gospel is the only thing that can reverse the ever-widening gap between the lives of men and God’s design for men. By his death and resurrection Jesus has created a new day for men, calling them out of sin and selfishness into a life of glory and grace. “Today is the day of salvation,” God says (2 Cor 6:2), which means today is the day God begins to make us into who he designed us to be: “the image and glory of God.”

Man Conference - Panel Oct 28, 2016

Facing attacks from within and without, men today seem like a far cry from who they were created to be: “the image and glory of God” (1 Cor 11:7). Men are now 30% more likely than women to drop out of school, 25% less likely to attend college, 4 times more likely to be diagnosed with attention-deficit disorders, and more than 3 times more likely to commit violent crimes. Meanwhile, movies and TV shows portray men as short-tempered, incompetent morons who care only about sex, sports, and “man caves.”

The gospel is the only thing that can reverse the ever-widening gap between the lives of men and God’s design for men. By his death and resurrection Jesus has created a new day for men, calling them out of sin and selfishness into a life of glory and grace. “Today is the day of salvation,” God says (2 Cor 6:2), which means today is the day God begins to make us into who he designed us to be: “the image and glory of God.”

Be Social - Q and A Oct 23, 2016

The conflict which we witness in the world today is at bottom a conflict over the question, What is man? – Martin Luther King, Jr.

What is man that you are mindful of him? -Psalm 8:4

Only God knows who we are, because he knows who he created us to be: We are lovers and learners. We are workers and worshippers. We are moral and social and sexual beings. We are humans, and we belong to Jesus, the Son of God and Son of Man.

Be Social Oct 23, 2016

The conflict which we witness in the world today is at bottom a conflict over the question, What is man? – Martin Luther King, Jr.

What is man that you are mindful of him? -Psalm 8:4

Only God knows who we are, because he knows who he created us to be: We are lovers and learners. We are workers and worshippers. We are moral and social and sexual beings. We are humans, and we belong to Jesus, the Son of God and Son of Man.

With All Your Mind Oct 16, 2016

The conflict which we witness in the world today is at bottom a conflict over the question, What is man? – Martin Luther King, Jr.

What is man that you are mindful of him? -Psalm 8:4

Only God knows who we are, because he knows who he created us to be: We are lovers and learners. We are workers and worshippers. We are moral and social and sexual beings. We are humans, and we belong to Jesus, the Son of God and Son of Man.

With All Your Mind - Q and A Oct 16, 2016

The conflict which we witness in the world today is at bottom a conflict over the question, What is man? – Martin Luther King, Jr.

What is man that you are mindful of him? -Psalm 8:4

Only God knows who we are, because he knows who he created us to be: We are lovers and learners. We are workers and worshippers. We are moral and social and sexual beings. We are humans, and we belong to Jesus, the Son of God and Son of Man.

The Heart of the Matter - Q and A Oct 09, 2016

The conflict which we witness in the world today is at bottom a conflict over the question, What is man? – Martin Luther King, Jr.

What is man that you are mindful of him? -Psalm 8:4

Only God knows who we are, because he knows who he created us to be: We are lovers and learners. We are workers and worshippers. We are moral and social and sexual beings. We are humans, and we belong to Jesus, the Son of God and Son of Man.

The Heart of the Matter Oct 09, 2016

The conflict which we witness in the world today is at bottom a conflict over the question, What is man? – Martin Luther King, Jr.

What is man that you are mindful of him? -Psalm 8:4

Only God knows who we are, because he knows who he created us to be: We are lovers and learners. We are workers and worshippers. We are moral and social and sexual beings. We are humans, and we belong to Jesus, the Son of God and Son of Man.

Sexual Healing - Q and A Oct 02, 2016

The conflict which we witness in the world today is at bottom a conflict over the question, What is man? – Martin Luther King, Jr.

What is man that you are mindful of him? -Psalm 8:4

Only God knows who we are, because he knows who he created us to be: We are lovers and learners. We are workers and worshippers. We are moral and social and sexual beings. We are humans, and we belong to Jesus, the Son of God and Son of Man.

Sexual Healing Oct 02, 2016

The conflict which we witness in the world today is at bottom a conflict over the question, What is man? – Martin Luther King, Jr.

What is man that you are mindful of him? -Psalm 8:4

Only God knows who we are, because he knows who he created us to be: We are lovers and learners. We are workers and worshippers. We are moral and social and sexual beings. We are humans, and we belong to Jesus, the Son of God and Son of Man.

Who Are We? Sep 25, 2016

The conflict which we witness in the world today is at bottom a conflict over the question, What is man? – Martin Luther King, Jr.

What is man that you are mindful of him? -Psalm 8:4

Only God knows who we are, because he knows who he created us to be: We are lovers and learners. We are workers and worshippers. We are moral and social and sexual beings. We are humans, and we belong to Jesus, the Son of God and Son of Man.

Who Are We? Q and A Sep 25, 2016

The conflict which we witness in the world today is at bottom a conflict over the question, What is man? – Martin Luther King, Jr.

What is man that you are mindful of him? -Psalm 8:4

Only God knows who we are, because he knows who he created us to be: We are lovers and learners. We are workers and worshippers. We are moral and social and sexual beings. We are humans, and we belong to Jesus, the Son of God and Son of Man.

What Time is It? Sep 18, 2016

It's been called "the greatest letter ever written," "the chief part of the New Testament," and "the Cathedral of the Christian faith." Yet whatever we might say about the book of Romans pales in comparison to what it says to us. Its message bursts onto the scene like a gift that we desperately needed but didn't realize that we wanted. It diagnoses what's gone wrong in our lives, it shows us that all things will be made right, and it explains how Jesus is the only hope for any of us. In other words, the book of Romans gives us the gospel, and the gospel is good news for everyone.

God, Government and The Gospel Sep 11, 2016

It's been called "the greatest letter ever written," "the chief part of the New Testament," and "the Cathedral of the Christian faith." Yet whatever we might say about the book of Romans pales in comparison to what it says to us. Its message bursts onto the scene like a gift that we desperately needed but didn't realize that we wanted. It diagnoses what's gone wrong in our lives, it shows us that all things will be made right, and it explains how Jesus is the only hope for any of us. In other words, the book of Romans gives us the gospel, and the gospel is good news for everyone.

From Enemies to Friends Sep 04, 2016

It's been called "the greatest letter ever written," "the chief part of the New Testament," and "the Cathedral of the Christian faith." Yet whatever we might say about the book of Romans pales in comparison to what it says to us. Its message bursts onto the scene like a gift that we desperately needed but didn't realize that we wanted. It diagnoses what's gone wrong in our lives, it shows us that all things will be made right, and it explains how Jesus is the only hope for any of us. In other words, the book of Romans gives us the gospel, and the gospel is good news for everyone.

Love Is The Answer Aug 28, 2016

It's been called "the greatest letter ever written," "the chief part of the New Testament," and "the Cathedral of the Christian faith." Yet whatever we might say about the book of Romans pales in comparison to what it says to us. Its message bursts onto the scene like a gift that we desperately needed but didn't realize that we wanted. It diagnoses what's gone wrong in our lives, it shows us that all things will be made right, and it explains how Jesus is the only hope for any of us. In other words, the book of Romans gives us the gospel, and the gospel is good news for everyone.

Welcome To The Family Of Grace Aug 21, 2016

It's been called "the greatest letter ever written," "the chief part of the New Testament," and "the Cathedral of the Christian faith." Yet whatever we might say about the book of Romans pales in comparison to what it says to us. Its message bursts onto the scene like a gift that we desperately needed but didn't realize that we wanted. It diagnoses what's gone wrong in our lives, it shows us that all things will be made right, and it explains how Jesus is the only hope for any of us. In other words, the book of Romans gives us the gospel, and the gospel is good news for everyone.

Making Sense Out of Life Aug 14, 2016

It's been called "the greatest letter ever written," "the chief part of the New Testament," and "the Cathedral of the Christian faith." Yet whatever we might say about the book of Romans pales in comparison to what it says to us. Its message bursts onto the scene like a gift that we desperately needed but didn't realize that we wanted. It diagnoses what's gone wrong in our lives, it shows us that all things will be made right, and it explains how Jesus is the only hope for any of us. In other words, the book of Romans gives us the gospel, and the gospel is good news for everyone.

To God Be The Glory Aug 07, 2016

It's been called "the greatest letter ever written," "the chief part of the New Testament," and "the Cathedral of the Christian faith." Yet whatever we might say about the book of Romans pales in comparison to what it says to us. Its message bursts onto the scene like a gift that we desperately needed but didn't realize that we wanted. It diagnoses what's gone wrong in our lives, it shows us that all things will be made right, and it explains how Jesus is the only hope for any of us. In other words, the book of Romans gives us the gospel, and the gospel is good news for everyone.

The Cancer of Unbelief Jul 31, 2016

It's been called "the greatest letter ever written," "the chief part of the New Testament," and "the Cathedral of the Christian faith." Yet whatever we might say about the book of Romans pales in comparison to what it says to us. Its message bursts onto the scene like a gift that we desperately needed but didn't realize that we wanted. It diagnoses what's gone wrong in our lives, it shows us that all things will be made right, and it explains how Jesus is the only hope for any of us. In other words, the book of Romans gives us the gospel, and the gospel is good news for everyone.

How Belief Happens Jul 24, 2016

It's been called "the greatest letter ever written," "the chief part of the New Testament," and "the Cathedral of the Christian faith." Yet whatever we might say about the book of Romans pales in comparison to what it says to us. Its message bursts onto the scene like a gift that we desperately needed but didn't realize that we wanted. It diagnoses what's gone wrong in our lives, it shows us that all things will be made right, and it explains how Jesus is the only hope for any of us. In other words, the book of Romans gives us the gospel, and the gospel is good news for everyone.

Good News for Everyone Who Believes Jul 17, 2016

It's been called "the greatest letter ever written," "the chief part of the New Testament," and "the Cathedral of the Christian faith." Yet whatever we might say about the book of Romans pales in comparison to what it says to us. Its message bursts onto the scene like a gift that we desperately needed but didn't realize that we wanted. It diagnoses what's gone wrong in our lives, it shows us that all things will be made right, and it explains how Jesus is the only hope for any of us. In other words, the book of Romans gives us the gospel, and the gospel is good news for everyone.

Don't Trip Over Jesus! Jul 10, 2016

It's been called "the greatest letter ever written," "the chief part of the New Testament," and "the Cathedral of the Christian faith." Yet whatever we might say about the book of Romans pales in comparison to what it says to us. Its message bursts onto the scene like a gift that we desperately needed but didn't realize that we wanted. It diagnoses what's gone wrong in our lives, it shows us that all things will be made right, and it explains how Jesus is the only hope for any of us. In other words, the book of Romans gives us the gospel, and the gospel is good news for everyone.

God Keeps His Promises Jul 03, 2016

It's been called "the greatest letter ever written," "the chief part of the New Testament," and "the Cathedral of the Christian faith." Yet whatever we might say about the book of Romans pales in comparison to what it says to us. Its message bursts onto the scene like a gift that we desperately needed but didn't realize that we wanted. It diagnoses what's gone wrong in our lives, it shows us that all things will be made right, and it explains how Jesus is the only hope for any of us. In other words, the book of Romans gives us the gospel, and the gospel is good news for everyone.

God's Burden for Everyone Jun 26, 2016

It's been called "the greatest letter ever written," "the chief part of the New Testament," and "the Cathedral of the Christian faith." Yet whatever we might say about the book of Romans pales in comparison to what it says to us. Its message bursts onto the scene like a gift that we desperately needed but didn't realize that we wanted. It diagnoses what's gone wrong in our lives, it shows us that all things will be made right, and it explains how Jesus is the only hope for any of us. In other words, the book of Romans gives us the gospel, and the gospel is good news for everyone.

The Unstoppable Love of God Jun 19, 2016

It's been called "the greatest letter ever written," "the chief part of the New Testament," and "the Cathedral of the Christian faith." Yet whatever we might say about the book of Romans pales in comparison to what it says to us. Its message bursts onto the scene like a gift that we desperately needed but didn't realize that we wanted. It diagnoses what's gone wrong in our lives, it shows us that all things will be made right, and it explains how Jesus is the only hope for any of us. In other words, the book of Romans gives us the gospel, and the gospel is good news for everyone.

God Works for Our Good Jun 12, 2016

It's been called "the greatest letter ever written," "the chief part of the New Testament," and "the Cathedral of the Christian faith." Yet whatever we might say about the book of Romans pales in comparison to what it says to us. Its message bursts onto the scene like a gift that we desperately needed but didn't realize that we wanted. It diagnoses what's gone wrong in our lives, it shows us that all things will be made right, and it explains how Jesus is the only hope for any of us. In other words, the book of Romans gives us the gospel, and the gospel is good news for everyone.

Welcoming Grace Jun 05, 2016

This series is a collection of stand alone sermons preached at Remnant Church.

A Present Help in Difficult Times May 29, 2016

It's been called "the greatest letter ever written," "the chief part of the New Testament," and "the Cathedral of the Christian faith." Yet whatever we might say about the book of Romans pales in comparison to what it says to us. Its message bursts onto the scene like a gift that we desperately needed but didn't realize that we wanted. It diagnoses what's gone wrong in our lives, it shows us that all things will be made right, and it explains how Jesus is the only hope for any of us. In other words, the book of Romans gives us the gospel, and the gospel is good news for everyone.

The Compassionate Church May 22, 2016

This series is a collection of stand alone sermons preached at Remnant Church.

Hope in Christ for All the World May 15, 2016

It's been called "the greatest letter ever written," "the chief part of the New Testament," and "the Cathedral of the Christian faith." Yet whatever we might say about the book of Romans pales in comparison to what it says to us. Its message bursts onto the scene like a gift that we desperately needed but didn't realize that we wanted. It diagnoses what's gone wrong in our lives, it shows us that all things will be made right, and it explains how Jesus is the only hope for any of us. In other words, the book of Romans gives us the gospel, and the gospel is good news for everyone.

Debtors to the Spirit of Life May 08, 2016

It's been called "the greatest letter ever written," "the chief part of the New Testament," and "the Cathedral of the Christian faith." Yet whatever we might say about the book of Romans pales in comparison to what it says to us. Its message bursts onto the scene like a gift that we desperately needed but didn't realize that we wanted. It diagnoses what's gone wrong in our lives, it shows us that all things will be made right, and it explains how Jesus is the only hope for any of us. In other words, the book of Romans gives us the gospel, and the gospel is good news for everyone.

Responsible Authorities May 07, 2016

No child is born with an owner's manual in hand, but that doesn't mean raising children is a choose-your-own-adventure story. After all, God created the family, so apart from him we've got no hope of helping children become what God created them to be. The good news is we haven't been left to figure out parenting on our own. God's Word speaks powerfully about what it means to be a parent, and his grace promises to help us every step of the way.

Panel Discussion 1 May 07, 2016

No child is born with an owner's manual in hand, but that doesn't mean raising children is a choose-your-own-adventure story. After all, God created the family, so apart from him we've got no hope of helping children become what God created them to be. The good news is we haven't been left to figure out parenting on our own. God's Word speaks powerfully about what it means to be a parent, and his grace promises to help us every step of the way.

Christ-Like Examples May 07, 2016

No child is born with an owner's manual in hand, but that doesn't mean raising children is a choose-your-own-adventure story. After all, God created the family, so apart from him we've got no hope of helping children become what God created them to be. The good news is we haven't been left to figure out parenting on our own. God's Word speaks powerfully about what it means to be a parent, and his grace promises to help us every step of the way.

Panel Discussion 2 May 07, 2016

No child is born with an owner's manual in hand, but that doesn't mean raising children is a choose-your-own-adventure story. After all, God created the family, so apart from him we've got no hope of helping children become what God created them to be. The good news is we haven't been left to figure out parenting on our own. God's Word speaks powerfully about what it means to be a parent, and his grace promises to help us every step of the way.

Humble Teachers May 07, 2016

No child is born with an owner's manual in hand, but that doesn't mean raising children is a choose-your-own-adventure story. After all, God created the family, so apart from him we've got no hope of helping children become what God created them to be. The good news is we haven't been left to figure out parenting on our own. God's Word speaks powerfully about what it means to be a parent, and his grace promises to help us every step of the way.

Panel Discussion 3 May 07, 2016

No child is born with an owner's manual in hand, but that doesn't mean raising children is a choose-your-own-adventure story. After all, God created the family, so apart from him we've got no hope of helping children become what God created them to be. The good news is we haven't been left to figure out parenting on our own. God's Word speaks powerfully about what it means to be a parent, and his grace promises to help us every step of the way.

No More Condemnation May 01, 2016

It's been called "the greatest letter ever written," "the chief part of the New Testament," and "the Cathedral of the Christian faith." Yet whatever we might say about the book of Romans pales in comparison to what it says to us. Its message bursts onto the scene like a gift that we desperately needed but didn't realize that we wanted. It diagnoses what's gone wrong in our lives, it shows us that all things will be made right, and it explains how Jesus is the only hope for any of us. In other words, the book of Romans gives us the gospel, and the gospel is good news for everyone.

Who Will Deliver Us? Apr 24, 2016

It's been called "the greatest letter ever written," "the chief part of the New Testament," and "the Cathedral of the Christian faith." Yet whatever we might say about the book of Romans pales in comparison to what it says to us. Its message bursts onto the scene like a gift that we desperately needed but didn't realize that we wanted. It diagnoses what's gone wrong in our lives, it shows us that all things will be made right, and it explains how Jesus is the only hope for any of us. In other words, the book of Romans gives us the gospel, and the gospel is good news for everyone.

Freed from the Law; Alive to Jesus Apr 17, 2016

It's been called "the greatest letter ever written," "the chief part of the New Testament," and "the Cathedral of the Christian faith." Yet whatever we might say about the book of Romans pales in comparison to what it says to us. Its message bursts onto the scene like a gift that we desperately needed but didn't realize that we wanted. It diagnoses what's gone wrong in our lives, it shows us that all things will be made right, and it explains how Jesus is the only hope for any of us. In other words, the book of Romans gives us the gospel, and the gospel is good news for everyone.

Servants to Life Apr 10, 2016

It's been called "the greatest letter ever written," "the chief part of the New Testament," and "the Cathedral of the Christian faith." Yet whatever we might say about the book of Romans pales in comparison to what it says to us. Its message bursts onto the scene like a gift that we desperately needed but didn't realize that we wanted. It diagnoses what's gone wrong in our lives, it shows us that all things will be made right, and it explains how Jesus is the only hope for any of us. In other words, the book of Romans gives us the gospel, and the gospel is good news for everyone.

A Better Life Apr 03, 2016

It's been called "the greatest letter ever written," "the chief part of the New Testament," and "the Cathedral of the Christian faith." Yet whatever we might say about the book of Romans pales in comparison to what it says to us. Its message bursts onto the scene like a gift that we desperately needed but didn't realize that we wanted. It diagnoses what's gone wrong in our lives, it shows us that all things will be made right, and it explains how Jesus is the only hope for any of us. In other words, the book of Romans gives us the gospel, and the gospel is good news for everyone.

Do You Know the Risen Lord Mar 27, 2016

Grace Reigns Through Jesus Mar 20, 2016

It's been called "the greatest letter ever written," "the chief part of the New Testament," and "the Cathedral of the Christian faith." Yet whatever we might say about the book of Romans pales in comparison to what it says to us. Its message bursts onto the scene like a gift that we desperately needed but didn't realize that we wanted. It diagnoses what's gone wrong in our lives, it shows us that all things will be made right, and it explains how Jesus is the only hope for any of us. In other words, the book of Romans gives us the gospel, and the gospel is good news for everyone.

Jesus Brings Peace Mar 13, 2016

It's been called "the greatest letter ever written," "the chief part of the New Testament," and "the Cathedral of the Christian faith." Yet whatever we might say about the book of Romans pales in comparison to what it says to us. Its message bursts onto the scene like a gift that we desperately needed but didn't realize that we wanted. It diagnoses what's gone wrong in our lives, it shows us that all things will be made right, and it explains how Jesus is the only hope for any of us. In other words, the book of Romans gives us the gospel, and the gospel is good news for everyone.

Making Saints out of Sinners Mar 06, 2016

It's been called "the greatest letter ever written," "the chief part of the New Testament," and "the Cathedral of the Christian faith." Yet whatever we might say about the book of Romans pales in comparison to what it says to us. Its message bursts onto the scene like a gift that we desperately needed but didn't realize that we wanted. It diagnoses what's gone wrong in our lives, it shows us that all things will be made right, and it explains how Jesus is the only hope for any of us. In other words, the book of Romans gives us the gospel, and the gospel is good news for everyone.

Good News for People With Bad Resumes Feb 28, 2016

It's been called "the greatest letter ever written," "the chief part of the New Testament," and "the Cathedral of the Christian faith." Yet whatever we might say about the book of Romans pales in comparison to what it says to us. Its message bursts onto the scene like a gift that we desperately needed but didn't realize that we wanted. It diagnoses what's gone wrong in our lives, it shows us that all things will be made right, and it explains how Jesus is the only hope for any of us. In other words, the book of Romans gives us the gospel, and the gospel is good news for everyone.

Deep and Wide Feb 22, 2016

It's been called "the greatest letter ever written," "the chief part of the New Testament," and "the Cathedral of the Christian faith." Yet whatever we might say about the book of Romans pales in comparison to what it says to us. Its message bursts onto the scene like a gift that we desperately needed but didn't realize that we wanted. It diagnoses what's gone wrong in our lives, it shows us that all things will be made right, and it explains how Jesus is the only hope for any of us. In other words, the book of Romans gives us the gospel, and the gospel is good news for everyone.

Another Chapter - Part 6 Feb 14, 2016

The story of Remnant Church to this point and moving forward as God continues to write and work in our midst.

Good News for Law Breakers Feb 07, 2016

It's been called "the greatest letter ever written," "the chief part of the New Testament," and "the Cathedral of the Christian faith." Yet whatever we might say about the book of Romans pales in comparison to what it says to us. Its message bursts onto the scene like a gift that we desperately needed but didn't realize that we wanted. It diagnoses what's gone wrong in our lives, it shows us that all things will be made right, and it explains how Jesus is the only hope for any of us. In other words, the book of Romans gives us the gospel, and the gospel is good news for everyone.

The Justness and Kindness of God Jan 31, 2016

It's been called "the greatest letter ever written," "the chief part of the New Testament," and "the Cathedral of the Christian faith." Yet whatever we might say about the book of Romans pales in comparison to what it says to us. Its message bursts onto the scene like a gift that we desperately needed but didn't realize that we wanted. It diagnoses what's gone wrong in our lives, it shows us that all things will be made right, and it explains how Jesus is the only hope for any of us. In other words, the book of Romans gives us the gospel, and the gospel is good news for everyone.

Dating Jan 30, 2016

Anything worth doing is worth talking about, and marriage is no exception. It is a lifelong adventure of wonder and joy, of hardship and forgiveness, of love and sacrifice. It is the only relationship in all the world compared to Jesus and the church. It is one of God's chief ways of growing us. It is the ordained outlet for bringing new human beings into God's world. Marriage is God's idea. It is a gift given with blessing in mind. Marriage is worth it, so let's talk about it.

Relating Jan 30, 2016

Anything worth doing is worth talking about, and marriage is no exception. It is a lifelong adventure of wonder and joy, of hardship and forgiveness, of love and sacrifice. It is the only relationship in all the world compared to Jesus and the church. It is one of God's chief ways of growing us. It is the ordained outlet for bringing new human beings into God's world. Marriage is God's idea. It is a gift given with blessing in mind. Marriage is worth it, so let's talk about it.

Consummating Jan 30, 2016

Anything worth doing is worth talking about, and marriage is no exception. It is a lifelong adventure of wonder and joy, of hardship and forgiveness, of love and sacrifice. It is the only relationship in all the world compared to Jesus and the church. It is one of God's chief ways of growing us. It is the ordained outlet for bringing new human beings into God's world. Marriage is God's idea. It is a gift given with blessing in mind. Marriage is worth it, so let's talk about it.

Good News from the Bad News Jan 17, 2016

It's been called "the greatest letter ever written," "the chief part of the New Testament," and "the Cathedral of the Christian faith." Yet whatever we might say about the book of Romans pales in comparison to what it says to us. Its message bursts onto the scene like a gift that we desperately needed but didn't realize that we wanted. It diagnoses what's gone wrong in our lives, it shows us that all things will be made right, and it explains how Jesus is the only hope for any of us. In other words, the book of Romans gives us the gospel, and the gospel is good news for everyone.

The Gospel and the Power of God Jan 10, 2016

It's been called "the greatest letter ever written," "the chief part of the New Testament," and "the Cathedral of the Christian faith." Yet whatever we might say about the book of Romans pales in comparison to what it says to us. Its message bursts onto the scene like a gift that we desperately needed but didn't realize that we wanted. It diagnoses what's gone wrong in our lives, it shows us that all things will be made right, and it explains how Jesus is the only hope for any of us. In other words, the book of Romans gives us the gospel, and the gospel is good news for everyone.

Good News For Everyone Jan 03, 2016

It's been called "the greatest letter ever written," "the chief part of the New Testament," and "the Cathedral of the Christian faith." Yet whatever we might say about the book of Romans pales in comparison to what it says to us. Its message bursts onto the scene like a gift that we desperately needed but didn't realize that we wanted. It diagnoses what's gone wrong in our lives, it shows us that all things will be made right, and it explains how Jesus is the only hope for any of us. In other words, the book of Romans gives us the gospel, and the gospel is good news for everyone.

Joy to The World Dec 27, 2015

The mother of Jesus met the news of her pregnancy with faith in her heart and a song on her lips (Luke 1:46-55). When the angels arrived to announce his birth, they filled the heavens with songs of glory to God and goodwill to men (Luke 2:14). And when the time came to finish what he was sent to do, Jesus sang a hymn of praise on his way toward the agony of the cross (Matthew 26:30). In every way it seems the life of Jesus was framed by song.

So it's not surprising that Jesus quoted the book of Psalms more than any other. It is a giant songbook stuffed with songs that stir the people of God. There are songs of praise and of thanksgiving, songs about suffering and songs about joy. Most significantly, however, the psalms are songs about Jesus (Luke 24:44), which truly makes them Psalms for the Season.

Retelling The Story Dec 24, 2015

The mother of Jesus met the news of her pregnancy with faith in her heart and a song on her lips (Luke 1:46-55). When the angels arrived to announce his birth, they filled the heavens with songs of glory to God and goodwill to men (Luke 2:14). And when the time came to finish what he was sent to do, Jesus sang a hymn of praise on his way toward the agony of the cross (Matthew 26:30). In every way it seems the life of Jesus was framed by song.

So it's not surprising that Jesus quoted the book of Psalms more than any other. It is a giant songbook stuffed with songs that stir the people of God. There are songs of praise and of thanksgiving, songs about suffering and songs about joy. Most significantly, however, the psalms are songs about Jesus (Luke 24:44), which truly makes them Psalms for the Season.

Give Thanks to the Lord Dec 20, 2015

The mother of Jesus met the news of her pregnancy with faith in her heart and a song on her lips (Luke 1:46-55). When the angels arrived to announce his birth, they filled the heavens with songs of glory to God and goodwill to men (Luke 2:14). And when the time came to finish what he was sent to do, Jesus sang a hymn of praise on his way toward the agony of the cross (Matthew 26:30). In every way it seems the life of Jesus was framed by song.

So it's not surprising that Jesus quoted the book of Psalms more than any other. It is a giant songbook stuffed with songs that stir the people of God. There are songs of praise and of thanksgiving, songs about suffering and songs about joy. Most significantly, however, the psalms are songs about Jesus (Luke 24:44), which truly makes them Psalms for the Season.

From Blessing to Praise Dec 14, 2015

The mother of Jesus met the news of her pregnancy with faith in her heart and a song on her lips (Luke 1:46-55). When the angels arrived to announce his birth, they filled the heavens with songs of glory to God and goodwill to men (Luke 2:14). And when the time came to finish what he was sent to do, Jesus sang a hymn of praise on his way toward the agony of the cross (Matthew 26:30). In every way it seems the life of Jesus was framed by song.

So it's not surprising that Jesus quoted the book of Psalms more than any other. It is a giant songbook stuffed with songs that stir the people of God. There are songs of praise and of thanksgiving, songs about suffering and songs about joy. Most significantly, however, the psalms are songs about Jesus (Luke 24:44), which truly makes them Psalms for the Season.

Follows Nov 29, 2015

Our lives are more than a few radical decisions and "life-changing moments" separated by long stretches of time. No, the story of our lives is written in the millions of seemingly insignificant things that we carry on for decades. It's the everyday of life where God meets us, working through ordinary means to accomplish his extraordinary purposes.

Weekly church gatherings, humble service, diverse vocations, conversations with friends, simple bread and wine -- these are how God changes the world, but they would be lifeless apart from Jesus. He breathes life into dust and forms the clay, turning his ordinary church into the extraordinary people of God, a community set apart for the "radical" work of everyday faithfulness.

Follows: Q & A Nov 29, 2015

Our lives are more than a few radical decisions and "life-changing moments" separated by long stretches of time. No, the story of our lives is written in the millions of seemingly insignificant things that we carry on for decades. It's the everyday of life where God meets us, working through ordinary means to accomplish his extraordinary purposes.

Weekly church gatherings, humble service, diverse vocations, conversations with friends, simple bread and wine -- these are how God changes the world, but they would be lifeless apart from Jesus. He breathes life into dust and forms the clay, turning his ordinary church into the extraordinary people of God, a community set apart for the "radical" work of everyday faithfulness.

Engages: Q&A Nov 22, 2015

Our lives are more than a few radical decisions and "life-changing moments" separated by long stretches of time. No, the story of our lives is written in the millions of seemingly insignificant things that we carry on for decades. It's the everyday of life where God meets us, working through ordinary means to accomplish his extraordinary purposes.

Weekly church gatherings, humble service, diverse vocations, conversations with friends, simple bread and wine -- these are how God changes the world, but they would be lifeless apart from Jesus. He breathes life into dust and forms the clay, turning his ordinary church into the extraordinary people of God, a community set apart for the "radical" work of everyday faithfulness.

Engages Nov 22, 2015

Our lives are more than a few radical decisions and "life-changing moments" separated by long stretches of time. No, the story of our lives is written in the millions of seemingly insignificant things that we carry on for decades. It's the everyday of life where God meets us, working through ordinary means to accomplish his extraordinary purposes.

Weekly church gatherings, humble service, diverse vocations, conversations with friends, simple bread and wine -- these are how God changes the world, but they would be lifeless apart from Jesus. He breathes life into dust and forms the clay, turning his ordinary church into the extraordinary people of God, a community set apart for the "radical" work of everyday faithfulness.

Serves Nov 16, 2015

Our lives are more than a few radical decisions and "life-changing moments" separated by long stretches of time. No, the story of our lives is written in the millions of seemingly insignificant things that we carry on for decades. It's the everyday of life where God meets us, working through ordinary means to accomplish his extraordinary purposes.

Weekly church gatherings, humble service, diverse vocations, conversations with friends, simple bread and wine -- these are how God changes the world, but they would be lifeless apart from Jesus. He breathes life into dust and forms the clay, turning his ordinary church into the extraordinary people of God, a community set apart for the "radical" work of everyday faithfulness.

Serves: Q and A Nov 16, 2015

Our lives are more than a few radical decisions and "life-changing moments" separated by long stretches of time. No, the story of our lives is written in the millions of seemingly insignificant things that we carry on for decades. It's the everyday of life where God meets us, working through ordinary means to accomplish his extraordinary purposes.

Weekly church gatherings, humble service, diverse vocations, conversations with friends, simple bread and wine -- these are how God changes the world, but they would be lifeless apart from Jesus. He breathes life into dust and forms the clay, turning his ordinary church into the extraordinary people of God, a community set apart for the "radical" work of everyday faithfulness.

Works and Rests Nov 09, 2015

Our lives are more than a few radical decisions and "life-changing moments" separated by long stretches of time. No, the story of our lives is written in the millions of seemingly insignificant things that we carry on for decades. It's the everyday of life where God meets us, working through ordinary means to accomplish his extraordinary purposes.

Weekly church gatherings, humble service, diverse vocations, conversations with friends, simple bread and wine -- these are how God changes the world, but they would be lifeless apart from Jesus. He breathes life into dust and forms the clay, turning his ordinary church into the extraordinary people of God, a community set apart for the "radical" work of everyday faithfulness.

Works and Rests: Q & A Nov 09, 2015

Our lives are more than a few radical decisions and "life-changing moments" separated by long stretches of time. No, the story of our lives is written in the millions of seemingly insignificant things that we carry on for decades. It's the everyday of life where God meets us, working through ordinary means to accomplish his extraordinary purposes.

Weekly church gatherings, humble service, diverse vocations, conversations with friends, simple bread and wine -- these are how God changes the world, but they would be lifeless apart from Jesus. He breathes life into dust and forms the clay, turning his ordinary church into the extraordinary people of God, a community set apart for the "radical" work of everyday faithfulness.

Gathers: Q & A Nov 01, 2015

Our lives are more than a few radical decisions and "life-changing moments" separated by long stretches of time. No, the story of our lives is written in the millions of seemingly insignificant things that we carry on for decades. It's the everyday of life where God meets us, working through ordinary means to accomplish his extraordinary purposes.

Weekly church gatherings, humble service, diverse vocations, conversations with friends, simple bread and wine -- these are how God changes the world, but they would be lifeless apart from Jesus. He breathes life into dust and forms the clay, turning his ordinary church into the extraordinary people of God, a community set apart for the "radical" work of everyday faithfulness.

Gathers Nov 01, 2015

Our lives are more than a few radical decisions and "life-changing moments" separated by long stretches of time. No, the story of our lives is written in the millions of seemingly insignificant things that we carry on for decades. It's the everyday of life where God meets us, working through ordinary means to accomplish his extraordinary purposes.

Weekly church gatherings, humble service, diverse vocations, conversations with friends, simple bread and wine -- these are how God changes the world, but they would be lifeless apart from Jesus. He breathes life into dust and forms the clay, turning his ordinary church into the extraordinary people of God, a community set apart for the "radical" work of everyday faithfulness.

Love Q & A Oct 25, 2015

Our lives are more than a few radical decisions and "life-changing moments" separated by long stretches of time. No, the story of our lives is written in the millions of seemingly insignificant things that we carry on for decades. It's the everyday of life where God meets us, working through ordinary means to accomplish his extraordinary purposes.

Weekly church gatherings, humble service, diverse vocations, conversations with friends, simple bread and wine -- these are how God changes the world, but they would be lifeless apart from Jesus. He breathes life into dust and forms the clay, turning his ordinary church into the extraordinary people of God, a community set apart for the "radical" work of everyday faithfulness.

Loves Oct 25, 2015

Our lives are more than a few radical decisions and "life-changing moments" separated by long stretches of time. No, the story of our lives is written in the millions of seemingly insignificant things that we carry on for decades. It's the everyday of life where God meets us, working through ordinary means to accomplish his extraordinary purposes.

Weekly church gatherings, humble service, diverse vocations, conversations with friends, simple bread and wine -- these are how God changes the world, but they would be lifeless apart from Jesus. He breathes life into dust and forms the clay, turning his ordinary church into the extraordinary people of God, a community set apart for the "radical" work of everyday faithfulness.

Lives: Q & A Oct 18, 2015

Our lives are more than a few radical decisions and "life-changing moments" separated by long stretches of time. No, the story of our lives is written in the millions of seemingly insignificant things that we carry on for decades. It's the everyday of life where God meets us, working through ordinary means to accomplish his extraordinary purposes.

Weekly church gatherings, humble service, diverse vocations, conversations with friends, simple bread and wine -- these are how God changes the world, but they would be lifeless apart from Jesus. He breathes life into dust and forms the clay, turning his ordinary church into the extraordinary people of God, a community set apart for the "radical" work of everyday faithfulness.

Lives Oct 18, 2015

Our lives are more than a few radical decisions and "life-changing moments" separated by long stretches of time. No, the story of our lives is written in the millions of seemingly insignificant things that we carry on for decades. It's the everyday of life where God meets us, working through ordinary means to accomplish his extraordinary purposes.

Weekly church gatherings, humble service, diverse vocations, conversations with friends, simple bread and wine -- these are how God changes the world, but they would be lifeless apart from Jesus. He breathes life into dust and forms the clay, turning his ordinary church into the extraordinary people of God, a community set apart for the "radical" work of everyday faithfulness.

Worships: Q & A Oct 11, 2015

Our lives are more than a few radical decisions and "life-changing moments" separated by long stretches of time. No, the story of our lives is written in the millions of seemingly insignificant things that we carry on for decades. It's the everyday of life where God meets us, working through ordinary means to accomplish his extraordinary purposes.

Weekly church gatherings, humble service, diverse vocations, conversations with friends, simple bread and wine -- these are how God changes the world, but they would be lifeless apart from Jesus. He breathes life into dust and forms the clay, turning his ordinary church into the extraordinary people of God, a community set apart for the "radical" work of everyday faithfulness.

Worships Oct 11, 2015

Our lives are more than a few radical decisions and "life-changing moments" separated by long stretches of time. No, the story of our lives is written in the millions of seemingly insignificant things that we carry on for decades. It's the everyday of life where God meets us, working through ordinary means to accomplish his extraordinary purposes.

Weekly church gatherings, humble service, diverse vocations, conversations with friends, simple bread and wine -- these are how God changes the world, but they would be lifeless apart from Jesus. He breathes life into dust and forms the clay, turning his ordinary church into the extraordinary people of God, a community set apart for the "radical" work of everyday faithfulness.

Speaks Oct 04, 2015

Our lives are more than a few radical decisions and "life-changing moments" separated by long stretches of time. No, the story of our lives is written in the millions of seemingly insignificant things that we carry on for decades. It's the everyday of life where God meets us, working through ordinary means to accomplish his extraordinary purposes.

Weekly church gatherings, humble service, diverse vocations, conversations with friends, simple bread and wine -- these are how God changes the world, but they would be lifeless apart from Jesus. He breathes life into dust and forms the clay, turning his ordinary church into the extraordinary people of God, a community set apart for the "radical" work of everyday faithfulness.

Celebrates: Q & A Oct 04, 2015

Our lives are more than a few radical decisions and "life-changing moments" separated by long stretches of time. No, the story of our lives is written in the millions of seemingly insignificant things that we carry on for decades. It's the everyday of life where God meets us, working through ordinary means to accomplish his extraordinary purposes.

Weekly church gatherings, humble service, diverse vocations, conversations with friends, simple bread and wine -- these are how God changes the world, but they would be lifeless apart from Jesus. He breathes life into dust and forms the clay, turning his ordinary church into the extraordinary people of God, a community set apart for the "radical" work of everyday faithfulness.

Celebrates Oct 04, 2015

Our lives are more than a few radical decisions and "life-changing moments" separated by long stretches of time. No, the story of our lives is written in the millions of seemingly insignificant things that we carry on for decades. It's the everyday of life where God meets us, working through ordinary means to accomplish his extraordinary purposes.

Weekly church gatherings, humble service, diverse vocations, conversations with friends, simple bread and wine -- these are how God changes the world, but they would be lifeless apart from Jesus. He breathes life into dust and forms the clay, turning his ordinary church into the extraordinary people of God, a community set apart for the "radical" work of everyday faithfulness.

Another Chapter - Part 5 Sep 13, 2015

The story of Remnant Church to this point and moving forward as God continues to write and work in our midst.

More Than Instant Gratification Sep 06, 2015

Born a sibling to the Savior of the world, James rejected his brother until the resurrection of Jesus changed him forever. His doubts melted and his fears relieved, James was changed from a hard skeptic into a die-hard follower of Jesus. He later became an influential pastor in Jerusalem, where he preached the good news about Jesus until he was murdered for his beliefs. James also wrote down his thoughts in a book that bears his name. These 'reflections of a former skeptic' show us how God used the gospel to fill the emptiness of his old life with genuine wisdom, humility, and faith—and God is still doing the same for us today

What is Your Life? Aug 31, 2015

Born a sibling to the Savior of the world, James rejected his brother until the resurrection of Jesus changed him forever. His doubts melted and his fears relieved, James was changed from a hard skeptic into a die-hard follower of Jesus. He later became an influential pastor in Jerusalem, where he preached the good news about Jesus until he was murdered for his beliefs. James also wrote down his thoughts in a book that bears his name. These 'reflections of a former skeptic' show us how God used the gospel to fill the emptiness of his old life with genuine wisdom, humility, and faith—and God is still doing the same for us today

The Cure for Sin-Sick Souls Aug 23, 2015

Born a sibling to the Savior of the world, James rejected his brother until the resurrection of Jesus changed him forever. His doubts melted and his fears relieved, James was changed from a hard skeptic into a die-hard follower of Jesus. He later became an influential pastor in Jerusalem, where he preached the good news about Jesus until he was murdered for his beliefs. James also wrote down his thoughts in a book that bears his name. These 'reflections of a former skeptic' show us how God used the gospel to fill the emptiness of his old life with genuine wisdom, humility, and faith—and God is still doing the same for us today

Do You Get It? Aug 16, 2015

Born a sibling to the Savior of the world, James rejected his brother until the resurrection of Jesus changed him forever. His doubts melted and his fears relieved, James was changed from a hard skeptic into a die-hard follower of Jesus. He later became an influential pastor in Jerusalem, where he preached the good news about Jesus until he was murdered for his beliefs. James also wrote down his thoughts in a book that bears his name. These 'reflections of a former skeptic' show us how God used the gospel to fill the emptiness of his old life with genuine wisdom, humility, and faith—and God is still doing the same for us today

Real Talk Aug 09, 2015

Born a sibling to the Savior of the world, James rejected his brother until the resurrection of Jesus changed him forever. His doubts melted and his fears relieved, James was changed from a hard skeptic into a die-hard follower of Jesus. He later became an influential pastor in Jerusalem, where he preached the good news about Jesus until he was murdered for his beliefs. James also wrote down his thoughts in a book that bears his name. These 'reflections of a former skeptic' show us how God used the gospel to fill the emptiness of his old life with genuine wisdom, humility, and faith—and God is still doing the same for us today

Another Chapter - Part 4 Aug 02, 2015

The story of Remnant Church to this point and moving forward as God continues to write and work in our midst.

Dead or Alive Jul 26, 2015

Born a sibling to the Savior of the world, James rejected his brother until the resurrection of Jesus changed him forever. His doubts melted and his fears relieved, James was changed from a hard skeptic into a die-hard follower of Jesus. He later became an influential pastor in Jerusalem, where he preached the good news about Jesus until he was murdered for his beliefs. James also wrote down his thoughts in a book that bears his name. These 'reflections of a former skeptic' show us how God used the gospel to fill the emptiness of his old life with genuine wisdom, humility, and faith—and God is still doing the same for us today

Triumphing Over Discrimination Jul 19, 2015

Born a sibling to the Savior of the world, James rejected his brother until the resurrection of Jesus changed him forever. His doubts melted and his fears relieved, James was changed from a hard skeptic into a die-hard follower of Jesus. He later became an influential pastor in Jerusalem, where he preached the good news about Jesus until he was murdered for his beliefs. James also wrote down his thoughts in a book that bears his name. These 'reflections of a former skeptic' show us how God used the gospel to fill the emptiness of his old life with genuine wisdom, humility, and faith—and God is still doing the same for us today

Avoiding Hypocrisy Jul 12, 2015

Born a sibling to the Savior of the world, James rejected his brother until the resurrection of Jesus changed him forever. His doubts melted and his fears relieved, James was changed from a hard skeptic into a die-hard follower of Jesus. He later became an influential pastor in Jerusalem, where he preached the good news about Jesus until he was murdered for his beliefs. James also wrote down his thoughts in a book that bears his name. These 'reflections of a former skeptic' show us how God used the gospel to fill the emptiness of his old life with genuine wisdom, humility, and faith—and God is still doing the same for us today

Another Chapter - Part 3 Jul 05, 2015

The story of Remnant Church to this point and moving forward as God continues to write and work in our midst.

Count It All Joy Jun 28, 2015

Born a sibling to the Savior of the world, James rejected his brother until the resurrection of Jesus changed him forever. His doubts melted and his fears relieved, James was changed from a hard skeptic into a die-hard follower of Jesus. He later became an influential pastor in Jerusalem, where he preached the good news about Jesus until he was murdered for his beliefs. James also wrote down his thoughts in a book that bears his name. These 'reflections of a former skeptic' show us how God used the gospel to fill the emptiness of his old life with genuine wisdom, humility, and faith—and God is still doing the same for us today

The Shepherd and the Sheep Jun 21, 2015

Jesus is the only source of lasting hope for a hopeless world. All other “hopes” are merely fairytale wishes and delusional dreams that cannot deal with the difficulties of life. They distract us for a moment, then they go with us to the grave. But Jesus is our living hope, victoriously risen from the dead. Without him, the world is dark, desperate, doomed. But with Jesus and the hope he gives, even our toughest trials can be faced with joy.

Reasons for Rejoicing Jun 14, 2015

Jesus is the only source of lasting hope for a hopeless world. All other “hopes” are merely fairytale wishes and delusional dreams that cannot deal with the difficulties of life. They distract us for a moment, then they go with us to the grave. But Jesus is our living hope, victoriously risen from the dead. Without him, the world is dark, desperate, doomed. But with Jesus and the hope he gives, even our toughest trials can be faced with joy.

Another Chapter - Part 2 Jun 07, 2015

The story of Remnant Church to this point and moving forward as God continues to write and work in our midst.

From Death to New Life May 31, 2015

Jesus is the only source of lasting hope for a hopeless world. All other “hopes” are merely fairytale wishes and delusional dreams that cannot deal with the difficulties of life. They distract us for a moment, then they go with us to the grave. But Jesus is our living hope, victoriously risen from the dead. Without him, the world is dark, desperate, doomed. But with Jesus and the hope he gives, even our toughest trials can be faced with joy.

The Good Life May 24, 2015

Jesus is the only source of lasting hope for a hopeless world. All other “hopes” are merely fairytale wishes and delusional dreams that cannot deal with the difficulties of life. They distract us for a moment, then they go with us to the grave. But Jesus is our living hope, victoriously risen from the dead. Without him, the world is dark, desperate, doomed. But with Jesus and the hope he gives, even our toughest trials can be faced with joy.

Hope For Marriage May 17, 2015

Jesus is the only source of lasting hope for a hopeless world. All other “hopes” are merely fairytale wishes and delusional dreams that cannot deal with the difficulties of life. They distract us for a moment, then they go with us to the grave. But Jesus is our living hope, victoriously risen from the dead. Without him, the world is dark, desperate, doomed. But with Jesus and the hope he gives, even our toughest trials can be faced with joy.

Hope Through Injustice May 10, 2015

Jesus is the only source of lasting hope for a hopeless world. All other “hopes” are merely fairytale wishes and delusional dreams that cannot deal with the difficulties of life. They distract us for a moment, then they go with us to the grave. But Jesus is our living hope, victoriously risen from the dead. Without him, the world is dark, desperate, doomed. But with Jesus and the hope he gives, even our toughest trials can be faced with joy.

Another Chapter - Part 1 May 03, 2015

The story of Remnant Church to this point and moving forward as God continues to write and work in our midst.

Never Be Put to Shame Apr 26, 2015

Jesus is the only source of lasting hope for a hopeless world. All other “hopes” are merely fairytale wishes and delusional dreams that cannot deal with the difficulties of life. They distract us for a moment, then they go with us to the grave. But Jesus is our living hope, victoriously risen from the dead. Without him, the world is dark, desperate, doomed. But with Jesus and the hope he gives, even our toughest trials can be faced with joy.

The Hope That Leads to Holiness Apr 19, 2015

Jesus is the only source of lasting hope for a hopeless world. All other “hopes” are merely fairytale wishes and delusional dreams that cannot deal with the difficulties of life. They distract us for a moment, then they go with us to the grave. But Jesus is our living hope, victoriously risen from the dead. Without him, the world is dark, desperate, doomed. But with Jesus and the hope he gives, even our toughest trials can be faced with joy.

A Living Hope for a Hopeless World Apr 12, 2015

Jesus is the only source of lasting hope for a hopeless world. All other “hopes” are merely fairytale wishes and delusional dreams that cannot deal with the difficulties of life. They distract us for a moment, then they go with us to the grave. But Jesus is our living hope, victoriously risen from the dead. Without him, the world is dark, desperate, doomed. But with Jesus and the hope he gives, even our toughest trials can be faced with joy.

The Dawn of the New Day Apr 05, 2015

"The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him Emmanuel (which means, 'God with us')." "And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."

Thus the book of Matthew ends as it began: with Jesus and the promise of God with us. For Jesus is the son of the promise and the risen Lord who is with his people always. He is God with us to save the hopeless, God with us to heal the broken, God with us to bring his kingdom, and God with us to right all wrongs.

He was Lord of all and yet a servant, come to set his people free. From our many sins he saved us, born a child and yet a king. Jesus is God with us.

Death Out of Love Mar 29, 2015

"The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him Emmanuel (which means, 'God with us')." "And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."

Thus the book of Matthew ends as it began: with Jesus and the promise of God with us. For Jesus is the son of the promise and the risen Lord who is with his people always. He is God with us to save the hopeless, God with us to heal the broken, God with us to bring his kingdom, and God with us to right all wrongs.

He was Lord of all and yet a servant, come to set his people free. From our many sins he saved us, born a child and yet a king. Jesus is God with us.

The Cup of Christ Mar 22, 2015

"The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him Emmanuel (which means, 'God with us')." "And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."

Thus the book of Matthew ends as it began: with Jesus and the promise of God with us. For Jesus is the son of the promise and the risen Lord who is with his people always. He is God with us to save the hopeless, God with us to heal the broken, God with us to bring his kingdom, and God with us to right all wrongs.

He was Lord of all and yet a servant, come to set his people free. From our many sins he saved us, born a child and yet a king. Jesus is God with us.

The Beautiful Life Mar 15, 2015

"The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him Emmanuel (which means, 'God with us')." "And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."

Thus the book of Matthew ends as it began: with Jesus and the promise of God with us. For Jesus is the son of the promise and the risen Lord who is with his people always. He is God with us to save the hopeless, God with us to heal the broken, God with us to bring his kingdom, and God with us to right all wrongs.

He was Lord of all and yet a servant, come to set his people free. From our many sins he saved us, born a child and yet a king. Jesus is God with us.

The King's Throne Mar 08, 2015

"The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him Emmanuel (which means, 'God with us')." "And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."

Thus the book of Matthew ends as it began: with Jesus and the promise of God with us. For Jesus is the son of the promise and the risen Lord who is with his people always. He is God with us to save the hopeless, God with us to heal the broken, God with us to bring his kingdom, and God with us to right all wrongs.

He was Lord of all and yet a servant, come to set his people free. From our many sins he saved us, born a child and yet a king. Jesus is God with us.

Who is the Good and Faithful Servant? Mar 01, 2015

"The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him Emmanuel (which means, 'God with us')." "And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."

Thus the book of Matthew ends as it began: with Jesus and the promise of God with us. For Jesus is the son of the promise and the risen Lord who is with his people always. He is God with us to save the hopeless, God with us to heal the broken, God with us to bring his kingdom, and God with us to right all wrongs.

He was Lord of all and yet a servant, come to set his people free. From our many sins he saved us, born a child and yet a king. Jesus is God with us.

Jesus is Coming; Be Ready Feb 22, 2015

"The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him Emmanuel (which means, 'God with us')." "And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."

Thus the book of Matthew ends as it began: with Jesus and the promise of God with us. For Jesus is the son of the promise and the risen Lord who is with his people always. He is God with us to save the hopeless, God with us to heal the broken, God with us to bring his kingdom, and God with us to right all wrongs.

He was Lord of all and yet a servant, come to set his people free. From our many sins he saved us, born a child and yet a king. Jesus is God with us.

Calm Down; Jesus is Coming Feb 15, 2015

"The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him Emmanuel (which means, 'God with us')." "And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."

Thus the book of Matthew ends as it began: with Jesus and the promise of God with us. For Jesus is the son of the promise and the risen Lord who is with his people always. He is God with us to save the hopeless, God with us to heal the broken, God with us to bring his kingdom, and God with us to right all wrongs.

He was Lord of all and yet a servant, come to set his people free. From our many sins he saved us, born a child and yet a king. Jesus is God with us.

Religion Destroys, Jesus Saves Feb 08, 2015

"The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him Emmanuel (which means, 'God with us')." "And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."

Thus the book of Matthew ends as it began: with Jesus and the promise of God with us. For Jesus is the son of the promise and the risen Lord who is with his people always. He is God with us to save the hopeless, God with us to heal the broken, God with us to bring his kingdom, and God with us to right all wrongs.

He was Lord of all and yet a servant, come to set his people free. From our many sins he saved us, born a child and yet a king. Jesus is God with us.

Party For the Ages Feb 01, 2015

"The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him Emmanuel (which means, 'God with us')." "And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."

Thus the book of Matthew ends as it began: with Jesus and the promise of God with us. For Jesus is the son of the promise and the risen Lord who is with his people always. He is God with us to save the hopeless, God with us to heal the broken, God with us to bring his kingdom, and God with us to right all wrongs.

He was Lord of all and yet a servant, come to set his people free. From our many sins he saved us, born a child and yet a king. Jesus is God with us.

God's Annointed Ruler Jan 25, 2015

"The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him Emmanuel (which means, 'God with us')." "And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."

Thus the book of Matthew ends as it began: with Jesus and the promise of God with us. For Jesus is the son of the promise and the risen Lord who is with his people always. He is God with us to save the hopeless, God with us to heal the broken, God with us to bring his kingdom, and God with us to right all wrongs.

He was Lord of all and yet a servant, come to set his people free. From our many sins he saved us, born a child and yet a king. Jesus is God with us.

Jesus' Life for Ours Jan 18, 2015

"The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him Emmanuel (which means, 'God with us')." "And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."

Thus the book of Matthew ends as it began: with Jesus and the promise of God with us. For Jesus is the son of the promise and the risen Lord who is with his people always. He is God with us to save the hopeless, God with us to heal the broken, God with us to bring his kingdom, and God with us to right all wrongs.

He was Lord of all and yet a servant, come to set his people free. From our many sins he saved us, born a child and yet a king. Jesus is God with us.

Once a Child, Always a Child Jan 11, 2015

"The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him Emmanuel (which means, 'God with us')." "And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."

Thus the book of Matthew ends as it began: with Jesus and the promise of God with us. For Jesus is the son of the promise and the risen Lord who is with his people always. He is God with us to save the hopeless, God with us to heal the broken, God with us to bring his kingdom, and God with us to right all wrongs.

He was Lord of all and yet a servant, come to set his people free. From our many sins he saved us, born a child and yet a king. Jesus is God with us.

Marriage, Divorce, Singleness, and Grace Jan 04, 2015

"The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him Emmanuel (which means, 'God with us')." "And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."

Thus the book of Matthew ends as it began: with Jesus and the promise of God with us. For Jesus is the son of the promise and the risen Lord who is with his people always. He is God with us to save the hopeless, God with us to heal the broken, God with us to bring his kingdom, and God with us to right all wrongs.

He was Lord of all and yet a servant, come to set his people free. From our many sins he saved us, born a child and yet a king. Jesus is God with us.

The Good News of God's Forgiveness Dec 28, 2014

"The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him Emmanuel (which means, 'God with us')." "And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."

Thus the book of Matthew ends as it began: with Jesus and the promise of God with us. For Jesus is the son of the promise and the risen Lord who is with his people always. He is God with us to save the hopeless, God with us to heal the broken, God with us to bring his kingdom, and God with us to right all wrongs.

He was Lord of all and yet a servant, come to set his people free. From our many sins he saved us, born a child and yet a king. Jesus is God with us.

A World Without Hope Dec 21, 2014

For centuries God prepared his people for the coming of his Son, Jesus, the promised Messiah and Lord of all creation. His birth marked the dawn of redeeming grace and a turning point in the history of the world. Centuries later his coming is still celebrated during Advent and Christmas, the season for remembering that Jesus is the foundation for everything.

Because if we took Jesus out of the world, what would we have left? A world a where our selfishness is excused and even celebrated, a world where our sorrows are numbed but never cured, a world where chaos and confusion are the order of the day, a world where the fate of everyone would only be death and meaninglessness. That's the world without Jesus.

But the world with Jesus is radically different: his life gives joy, his rule brings peace, his death defines love, and his resurrection sustains hope. Love, joy, peace, and hope—they are Jesus' gifts to the world, and he gives them freely to all who come to him.

A World Without Peace Dec 14, 2014

For centuries God prepared his people for the coming of his Son, Jesus, the promised Messiah and Lord of all creation. His birth marked the dawn of redeeming grace and a turning point in the history of the world. Centuries later his coming is still celebrated during Advent and Christmas, the season for remembering that Jesus is the foundation for everything.

Because if we took Jesus out of the world, what would we have left? A world a where our selfishness is excused and even celebrated, a world where our sorrows are numbed but never cured, a world where chaos and confusion are the order of the day, a world where the fate of everyone would only be death and meaninglessness. That's the world without Jesus.

But the world with Jesus is radically different: his life gives joy, his rule brings peace, his death defines love, and his resurrection sustains hope. Love, joy, peace, and hope—they are Jesus' gifts to the world, and he gives them freely to all who come to him.

A World Without Joy Dec 07, 2014

For centuries God prepared his people for the coming of his Son, Jesus, the promised Messiah and Lord of all creation. His birth marked the dawn of redeeming grace and a turning point in the history of the world. Centuries later his coming is still celebrated during Advent and Christmas, the season for remembering that Jesus is the foundation for everything.

Because if we took Jesus out of the world, what would we have left? A world a where our selfishness is excused and even celebrated, a world where our sorrows are numbed but never cured, a world where chaos and confusion are the order of the day, a world where the fate of everyone would only be death and meaninglessness. That's the world without Jesus.

But the world with Jesus is radically different: his life gives joy, his rule brings peace, his death defines love, and his resurrection sustains hope. Love, joy, peace, and hope—they are Jesus' gifts to the world, and he gives them freely to all who come to him.

A World Without Love Nov 30, 2014

For centuries God prepared his people for the coming of his Son, Jesus, the promised Messiah and Lord of all creation. His birth marked the dawn of redeeming grace and a turning point in the history of the world. Centuries later his coming is still celebrated during Advent and Christmas, the season for remembering that Jesus is the foundation for everything.

Because if we took Jesus out of the world, what would we have left? A world a where our selfishness is excused and even celebrated, a world where our sorrows are numbed but never cured, a world where chaos and confusion are the order of the day, a world where the fate of everyone would only be death and meaninglessness. That's the world without Jesus.

But the world with Jesus is radically different: his life gives joy, his rule brings peace, his death defines love, and his resurrection sustains hope. Love, joy, peace, and hope—they are Jesus' gifts to the world, and he gives them freely to all who come to him.

Make a Decision Nov 23, 2014

The life of Jesus pushes us off the fenceposts of doubt and indecision, calling us to make up our minds about him. For even the refusal to decide actually is a decision when it comes to him: "Whoever is not with me is against me," he warns (Luke 11:23).

That is why Jesus says, "Seek and you will find" (Matthew 7:7). And he says, "The truth will set you free" (John 8:32), since he knows where the truth is found: "I am the way, the truth, and the life" (John 14:6).

The choice is clear: "How long will you waver, limping between two opinions? If the Lord is God, follow him!" (1 Kings 18:21). This is the inescapable decision that Jesus puts before us all. "Choose this day whom you will serve" (Joshua 24:15), for "No one can serve two masters" (Matthew 6:24). Jesus says to us even now, "Come, follow me."

Beyond Doubt to Decision Nov 16, 2014

The life of Jesus pushes us off the fenceposts of doubt and indecision, calling us to make up our minds about him. For even the refusal to decide actually is a decision when it comes to him: "Whoever is not with me is against me," he warns (Luke 11:23).

That is why Jesus says, "Seek and you will find" (Matthew 7:7). And he says, "The truth will set you free" (John 8:32), since he knows where the truth is found: "I am the way, the truth, and the life" (John 14:6).

The choice is clear: "How long will you waver, limping between two opinions? If the Lord is God, follow him!" (1 Kings 18:21). This is the inescapable decision that Jesus puts before us all. "Choose this day whom you will serve" (Joshua 24:15), for "No one can serve two masters" (Matthew 6:24). Jesus says to us even now, "Come, follow me."

Life: Death Nov 09, 2014

We're born. We live for a brief instant. And then we die" - Steve Jobs

"Life is absurd." - Albert Camus

"Life is beautiful." - Roberto Benigni

"Life is like a box of chocolates..." - Forrest Gump

Life-no word seems so meaningful yet so misunderstood. What's the point? Do our lives have meaning? How can we know" Who can make sense of it all?

Rising above the sound and the fury, the words of jesus greet our ears like the echo of a tune we have not heard, like news from a country we have never visited: "I am the way, the truth, and the life." "I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will not walk in darkness, but will have the light of life."

Jesus says this as the author of all truth and our only real hope. For Jesus not only makes sense of our lives, he himself is the source of all life. And he gives life freely to those who look to him.

Life: Life Nov 02, 2014

We're born. We live for a brief instant. And then we die" - Steve Jobs

"Life is absurd." - Albert Camus

"Life is beautiful." - Roberto Benigni

"Life is like a box of chocolates..." - Forrest Gump

Life-no word seems so meaningful yet so misunderstood. What's the point? Do our lives have meaning? How can we know" Who can make sense of it all?

Rising above the sound and the fury, the words of jesus greet our ears like the echo of a tune we have not heard, like news from a country we have never visited: "I am the way, the truth, and the life." "I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will not walk in darkness, but will have the light of life."

Jesus says this as the author of all truth and our only real hope. For Jesus not only makes sense of our lives, he himself is the source of all life. And he gives life freely to those who look to him.

Life: Family Oct 26, 2014

We're born. We live for a brief instant. And then we die" - Steve Jobs

"Life is absurd." - Albert Camus

"Life is beautiful." - Roberto Benigni

"Life is like a box of chocolates..." - Forrest Gump

Life-no word seems so meaningful yet so misunderstood. What's the point? Do our lives have meaning? How can we know" Who can make sense of it all?

Rising above the sound and the fury, the words of jesus greet our ears like the echo of a tune we have not heard, like news from a country we have never visited: "I am the way, the truth, and the life." "I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will not walk in darkness, but will have the light of life."

Jesus says this as the author of all truth and our only real hope. For Jesus not only makes sense of our lives, he himself is the source of all life. And he gives life freely to those who look to him.

Life: Health Oct 19, 2014

We're born. We live for a brief instant. And then we die" - Steve Jobs

"Life is absurd." - Albert Camus

"Life is beautiful." - Roberto Benigni

"Life is like a box of chocolates..." - Forrest Gump

Life-no word seems so meaningful yet so misunderstood. What's the point? Do our lives have meaning? How can we know" Who can make sense of it all?

Rising above the sound and the fury, the words of jesus greet our ears like the echo of a tune we have not heard, like news from a country we have never visited: "I am the way, the truth, and the life." "I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will not walk in darkness, but will have the light of life."

Jesus says this as the author of all truth and our only real hope. For Jesus not only makes sense of our lives, he himself is the source of all life. And he gives life freely to those who look to him.

Life: Money Oct 12, 2014

We're born. We live for a brief instant. And then we die" - Steve Jobs

"Life is absurd." - Albert Camus

"Life is beautiful." - Roberto Benigni

"Life is like a box of chocolates..." - Forrest Gump

Life-no word seems so meaningful yet so misunderstood. What's the point? Do our lives have meaning? How can we know" Who can make sense of it all?

Rising above the sound and the fury, the words of jesus greet our ears like the echo of a tune we have not heard, like news from a country we have never visited: "I am the way, the truth, and the life." "I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will not walk in darkness, but will have the light of life."

Jesus says this as the author of all truth and our only real hope. For Jesus not only makes sense of our lives, he himself is the source of all life. And he gives life freely to those who look to him.

Life: Work Oct 05, 2014

We're born. We live for a brief instant. And then we die" - Steve Jobs

"Life is absurd." - Albert Camus

"Life is beautiful." - Roberto Benigni

"Life is like a box of chocolates..." - Forrest Gump

Life-no word seems so meaningful yet so misunderstood. What's the point? Do our lives have meaning? How can we know" Who can make sense of it all?

Rising above the sound and the fury, the words of jesus greet our ears like the echo of a tune we have not heard, like news from a country we have never visited: "I am the way, the truth, and the life." "I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will not walk in darkness, but will have the light of life."

Jesus says this as the author of all truth and our only real hope. For Jesus not only makes sense of our lives, he himself is the source of all life. And he gives life freely to those who look to him.

Life: Education Sep 28, 2014

We're born. We live for a brief instant. And then we die" - Steve Jobs

"Life is absurd." - Albert Camus

"Life is beautiful." - Roberto Benigni

"Life is like a box of chocolates..." - Forrest Gump

Life-no word seems so meaningful yet so misunderstood. What's the point? Do our lives have meaning? How can we know" Who can make sense of it all?

Rising above the sound and the fury, the words of jesus greet our ears like the echo of a tune we have not heard, like news from a country we have never visited: "I am the way, the truth, and the life." "I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will not walk in darkness, but will have the light of life."

Jesus says this as the author of all truth and our only real hope. For Jesus not only makes sense of our lives, he himself is the source of all life. And he gives life freely to those who look to him.

Life: Sex Sep 21, 2014

We're born. We live for a brief instant. And then we die" - Steve Jobs

"Life is absurd." - Albert Camus

"Life is beautiful." - Roberto Benigni

"Life is like a box of chocolates..." - Forrest Gump

Life-no word seems so meaningful yet so misunderstood. What's the point? Do our lives have meaning? How can we know" Who can make sense of it all?

Rising above the sound and the fury, the words of jesus greet our ears like the echo of a tune we have not heard, like news from a country we have never visited: "I am the way, the truth, and the life." "I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will not walk in darkness, but will have the light of life."

Jesus says this as the author of all truth and our only real hope. For Jesus not only makes sense of our lives, he himself is the source of all life. And he gives life freely to those who look to him.

Life: Friends Sep 14, 2014

We're born. We live for a brief instant. And then we die" - Steve Jobs

"Life is absurd." - Albert Camus

"Life is beautiful." - Roberto Benigni

"Life is like a box of chocolates..." - Forrest Gump

Life-no word seems so meaningful yet so misunderstood. What's the point? Do our lives have meaning? How can we know" Who can make sense of it all?

Rising above the sound and the fury, the words of jesus greet our ears like the echo of a tune we have not heard, like news from a country we have never visited: "I am the way, the truth, and the life." "I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will not walk in darkness, but will have the light of life."

Jesus says this as the author of all truth and our only real hope. For Jesus not only makes sense of our lives, he himself is the source of all life. And he gives life freely to those who look to him.

Life: Happiness Sep 07, 2014

We're born. We live for a brief instant. And then we die" - Steve Jobs

"Life is absurd." - Albert Camus

"Life is beautiful." - Roberto Benigni

"Life is like a box of chocolates..." - Forrest Gump

Life-no word seems so meaningful yet so misunderstood. What's the point? Do our lives have meaning? How can we know" Who can make sense of it all?

Rising above the sound and the fury, the words of jesus greet our ears like the echo of a tune we have not heard, like news from a country we have never visited: "I am the way, the truth, and the life." "I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will not walk in darkness, but will have the light of life."

Jesus says this as the author of all truth and our only real hope. For Jesus not only makes sense of our lives, he himself is the source of all life. And he gives life freely to those who look to him.

Little is Great in the Kingdom of Heaven Aug 31, 2014

"The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him Emmanuel (which means, 'God with us')." "And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."

Thus the book of Matthew ends as it began: with Jesus and the promise of God with us. For Jesus is the son of the promise and the risen Lord who is with his people always. He is God with us to save the hopeless, God with us to heal the broken, God with us to bring his kingdom, and God with us to right all wrongs.

He was Lord of all and yet a servant, come to set his people free. From our many sins he saved us, born a child and yet a king. Jesus is God with us.

The Tax, the Temple, and the Sacrifice Aug 24, 2014

"The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him Emmanuel (which means, 'God with us')." "And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."

Thus the book of Matthew ends as it began: with Jesus and the promise of God with us. For Jesus is the son of the promise and the risen Lord who is with his people always. He is God with us to save the hopeless, God with us to heal the broken, God with us to bring his kingdom, and God with us to right all wrongs.

He was Lord of all and yet a servant, come to set his people free. From our many sins he saved us, born a child and yet a king. Jesus is God with us.

The Glory of Jesus Revealed Aug 17, 2014

"The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him Emmanuel (which means, 'God with us')." "And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."

Thus the book of Matthew ends as it began: with Jesus and the promise of God with us. For Jesus is the son of the promise and the risen Lord who is with his people always. He is God with us to save the hopeless, God with us to heal the broken, God with us to bring his kingdom, and God with us to right all wrongs.

He was Lord of all and yet a servant, come to set his people free. From our many sins he saved us, born a child and yet a king. Jesus is God with us.

Avoiding Double-Mindedness about Jesus Aug 10, 2014

"The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him Emmanuel (which means, 'God with us')." "And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."

Thus the book of Matthew ends as it began: with Jesus and the promise of God with us. For Jesus is the son of the promise and the risen Lord who is with his people always. He is God with us to save the hopeless, God with us to heal the broken, God with us to bring his kingdom, and God with us to right all wrongs.

He was Lord of all and yet a servant, come to set his people free. From our many sins he saved us, born a child and yet a king. Jesus is God with us.

Is Jesus a Bigot? Aug 03, 2014

"The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him Emmanuel (which means, 'God with us')." "And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."

Thus the book of Matthew ends as it began: with Jesus and the promise of God with us. For Jesus is the son of the promise and the risen Lord who is with his people always. He is God with us to save the hopeless, God with us to heal the broken, God with us to bring his kingdom, and God with us to right all wrongs.

He was Lord of all and yet a servant, come to set his people free. From our many sins he saved us, born a child and yet a king. Jesus is God with us.

Confronting Bad Religion Jul 27, 2014

"The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him Emmanuel (which means, 'God with us')." "And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."

Thus the book of Matthew ends as it began: with Jesus and the promise of God with us. For Jesus is the son of the promise and the risen Lord who is with his people always. He is God with us to save the hopeless, God with us to heal the broken, God with us to bring his kingdom, and God with us to right all wrongs.

He was Lord of all and yet a servant, come to set his people free. From our many sins he saved us, born a child and yet a king. Jesus is God with us.

Faith that Conquers Fear Jul 20, 2014

"The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him Emmanuel (which means, 'God with us')." "And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."

Thus the book of Matthew ends as it began: with Jesus and the promise of God with us. For Jesus is the son of the promise and the risen Lord who is with his people always. He is God with us to save the hopeless, God with us to heal the broken, God with us to bring his kingdom, and God with us to right all wrongs.

He was Lord of all and yet a servant, come to set his people free. From our many sins he saved us, born a child and yet a king. Jesus is God with us.

Is Jesus Offensive? Jul 13, 2014

"The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him Emmanuel (which means, 'God with us')." "And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."

Thus the book of Matthew ends as it began: with Jesus and the promise of God with us. For Jesus is the son of the promise and the risen Lord who is with his people always. He is God with us to save the hopeless, God with us to heal the broken, God with us to bring his kingdom, and God with us to right all wrongs.

He was Lord of all and yet a servant, come to set his people free. From our many sins he saved us, born a child and yet a king. Jesus is God with us.

The Parables of the Kingdom Jul 06, 2014

"The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him Emmanuel (which means, 'God with us')." "And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."

Thus the book of Matthew ends as it began: with Jesus and the promise of God with us. For Jesus is the son of the promise and the risen Lord who is with his people always. He is God with us to save the hopeless, God with us to heal the broken, God with us to bring his kingdom, and God with us to right all wrongs.

He was Lord of all and yet a servant, come to set his people free. From our many sins he saved us, born a child and yet a king. Jesus is God with us.

Hearing the Kingdom Song Jun 29, 2014

"The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him Emmanuel (which means, 'God with us')." "And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."

Thus the book of Matthew ends as it began: with Jesus and the promise of God with us. For Jesus is the son of the promise and the risen Lord who is with his people always. He is God with us to save the hopeless, God with us to heal the broken, God with us to bring his kingdom, and God with us to right all wrongs.

He was Lord of all and yet a servant, come to set his people free. From our many sins he saved us, born a child and yet a king. Jesus is God with us.

The Case Against Jesus Jun 22, 2014

"The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him Emmanuel (which means, 'God with us')." "And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."

Thus the book of Matthew ends as it began: with Jesus and the promise of God with us. For Jesus is the son of the promise and the risen Lord who is with his people always. He is God with us to save the hopeless, God with us to heal the broken, God with us to bring his kingdom, and God with us to right all wrongs.

He was Lord of all and yet a servant, come to set his people free. From our many sins he saved us, born a child and yet a king. Jesus is God with us.

Justice for the World Jun 15, 2014

"The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him Emmanuel (which means, 'God with us')." "And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."

Thus the book of Matthew ends as it began: with Jesus and the promise of God with us. For Jesus is the son of the promise and the risen Lord who is with his people always. He is God with us to save the hopeless, God with us to heal the broken, God with us to bring his kingdom, and God with us to right all wrongs.

He was Lord of all and yet a servant, come to set his people free. From our many sins he saved us, born a child and yet a king. Jesus is God with us.

Rest for Weary Souls Jun 08, 2014

"The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him Emmanuel (which means, 'God with us')." "And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."

Thus the book of Matthew ends as it began: with Jesus and the promise of God with us. For Jesus is the son of the promise and the risen Lord who is with his people always. He is God with us to save the hopeless, God with us to heal the broken, God with us to bring his kingdom, and God with us to right all wrongs.

He was Lord of all and yet a servant, come to set his people free. From our many sins he saved us, born a child and yet a king. Jesus is God with us.

Jesus Overcomes Every Obstacle Jun 01, 2014

"The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him Emmanuel (which means, 'God with us')." "And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."

Thus the book of Matthew ends as it began: with Jesus and the promise of God with us. For Jesus is the son of the promise and the risen Lord who is with his people always. He is God with us to save the hopeless, God with us to heal the broken, God with us to bring his kingdom, and God with us to right all wrongs.

He was Lord of all and yet a servant, come to set his people free. From our many sins he saved us, born a child and yet a king. Jesus is God with us.

What is God Like? May 25, 2014

"The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him Emmanuel (which means, 'God with us')." "And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."

Thus the book of Matthew ends as it began: with Jesus and the promise of God with us. For Jesus is the son of the promise and the risen Lord who is with his people always. He is God with us to save the hopeless, God with us to heal the broken, God with us to bring his kingdom, and God with us to right all wrongs.

He was Lord of all and yet a servant, come to set his people free. From our many sins he saved us, born a child and yet a king. Jesus is God with us.

Who Can Forgive Sins? May 11, 2014

"The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him Emmanuel (which means, 'God with us')." "And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."

Thus the book of Matthew ends as it began: with Jesus and the promise of God with us. For Jesus is the son of the promise and the risen Lord who is with his people always. He is God with us to save the hopeless, God with us to heal the broken, God with us to bring his kingdom, and God with us to right all wrongs.

He was Lord of all and yet a servant, come to set his people free. From our many sins he saved us, born a child and yet a king. Jesus is God with us.

Having Great Faith Apr 27, 2014

"The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him Emmanuel (which means, 'God with us')." "And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."

Thus the book of Matthew ends as it began: with Jesus and the promise of God with us. For Jesus is the son of the promise and the risen Lord who is with his people always. He is God with us to save the hopeless, God with us to heal the broken, God with us to bring his kingdom, and God with us to right all wrongs.

He was Lord of all and yet a servant, come to set his people free. From our many sins he saved us, born a child and yet a king. Jesus is God with us.

Life in Jesus Kingdom Apr 13, 2014

"The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him Emmanuel (which means, 'God with us')." "And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."

Thus the book of Matthew ends as it began: with Jesus and the promise of God with us. For Jesus is the son of the promise and the risen Lord who is with his people always. He is God with us to save the hopeless, God with us to heal the broken, God with us to bring his kingdom, and God with us to right all wrongs.

He was Lord of all and yet a servant, come to set his people free. From our many sins he saved us, born a child and yet a king. Jesus is God with us.

Will Your Life Stand? Apr 06, 2014

"The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him Emmanuel (which means, 'God with us')." "And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."

Thus the book of Matthew ends as it began: with Jesus and the promise of God with us. For Jesus is the son of the promise and the risen Lord who is with his people always. He is God with us to save the hopeless, God with us to heal the broken, God with us to bring his kingdom, and God with us to right all wrongs.

He was Lord of all and yet a servant, come to set his people free. From our many sins he saved us, born a child and yet a king. Jesus is God with us.

Two Ways to Live Mar 30, 2014

"The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him Emmanuel (which means, 'God with us')." "And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."

Thus the book of Matthew ends as it began: with Jesus and the promise of God with us. For Jesus is the son of the promise and the risen Lord who is with his people always. He is God with us to save the hopeless, God with us to heal the broken, God with us to bring his kingdom, and God with us to right all wrongs.

He was Lord of all and yet a servant, come to set his people free. From our many sins he saved us, born a child and yet a king. Jesus is God with us.

Love and Judgement Mar 23, 2014

"The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him Emmanuel (which means, 'God with us')." "And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."

Thus the book of Matthew ends as it began: with Jesus and the promise of God with us. For Jesus is the son of the promise and the risen Lord who is with his people always. He is God with us to save the hopeless, God with us to heal the broken, God with us to bring his kingdom, and God with us to right all wrongs.

He was Lord of all and yet a servant, come to set his people free. From our many sins he saved us, born a child and yet a king. Jesus is God with us.

Secure in Jesus Mar 16, 2014

"The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him Emmanuel (which means, 'God with us')." "And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."

Thus the book of Matthew ends as it began: with Jesus and the promise of God with us. For Jesus is the son of the promise and the risen Lord who is with his people always. He is God with us to save the hopeless, God with us to heal the broken, God with us to bring his kingdom, and God with us to right all wrongs.

He was Lord of all and yet a servant, come to set his people free. From our many sins he saved us, born a child and yet a king. Jesus is God with us.

Hypocrisy and the Approval of God Mar 09, 2014

"The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him Emmanuel (which means, 'God with us')." "And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."

Thus the book of Matthew ends as it began: with Jesus and the promise of God with us. For Jesus is the son of the promise and the risen Lord who is with his people always. He is God with us to save the hopeless, God with us to heal the broken, God with us to bring his kingdom, and God with us to right all wrongs.

He was Lord of all and yet a servant, come to set his people free. From our many sins he saved us, born a child and yet a king. Jesus is God with us.

Fulfilled in Jesus Mar 02, 2014

"The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him Emmanuel (which means, 'God with us')." "And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."

Thus the book of Matthew ends as it began: with Jesus and the promise of God with us. For Jesus is the son of the promise and the risen Lord who is with his people always. He is God with us to save the hopeless, God with us to heal the broken, God with us to bring his kingdom, and God with us to right all wrongs.

He was Lord of all and yet a servant, come to set his people free. From our many sins he saved us, born a child and yet a king. Jesus is God with us.

A Community of Salt and Light Feb 23, 2014

"The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him Emmanuel (which means, 'God with us')." "And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."

Thus the book of Matthew ends as it began: with Jesus and the promise of God with us. For Jesus is the son of the promise and the risen Lord who is with his people always. He is God with us to save the hopeless, God with us to heal the broken, God with us to bring his kingdom, and God with us to right all wrongs.

He was Lord of all and yet a servant, come to set his people free. From our many sins he saved us, born a child and yet a king. Jesus is God with us.

The Heart of God's New People Feb 16, 2014

"The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him Emmanuel (which means, 'God with us')." "And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."

Thus the book of Matthew ends as it began: with Jesus and the promise of God with us. For Jesus is the son of the promise and the risen Lord who is with his people always. He is God with us to save the hopeless, God with us to heal the broken, God with us to bring his kingdom, and God with us to right all wrongs.

He was Lord of all and yet a servant, come to set his people free. From our many sins he saved us, born a child and yet a king. Jesus is God with us.

The Healing Work of Jesus Feb 09, 2014

"The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him Emmanuel (which means, 'God with us')." "And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."

Thus the book of Matthew ends as it began: with Jesus and the promise of God with us. For Jesus is the son of the promise and the risen Lord who is with his people always. He is God with us to save the hopeless, God with us to heal the broken, God with us to bring his kingdom, and God with us to right all wrongs.

He was Lord of all and yet a servant, come to set his people free. From our many sins he saved us, born a child and yet a king. Jesus is God with us.

Who Are You Following in Life? Feb 02, 2014

"The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him Emmanuel (which means, 'God with us')." "And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."

Thus the book of Matthew ends as it began: with Jesus and the promise of God with us. For Jesus is the son of the promise and the risen Lord who is with his people always. He is God with us to save the hopeless, God with us to heal the broken, God with us to bring his kingdom, and God with us to right all wrongs.

He was Lord of all and yet a servant, come to set his people free. From our many sins he saved us, born a child and yet a king. Jesus is God with us.

The Dawning of the King Jan 26, 2014

"The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him Emmanuel (which means, 'God with us')." "And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."

Thus the book of Matthew ends as it began: with Jesus and the promise of God with us. For Jesus is the son of the promise and the risen Lord who is with his people always. He is God with us to save the hopeless, God with us to heal the broken, God with us to bring his kingdom, and God with us to right all wrongs.

He was Lord of all and yet a servant, come to set his people free. From our many sins he saved us, born a child and yet a king. Jesus is God with us.

Victory Over the Enemy Jan 19, 2014

"The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him Emmanuel (which means, 'God with us')." "And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."

Thus the book of Matthew ends as it began: with Jesus and the promise of God with us. For Jesus is the son of the promise and the risen Lord who is with his people always. He is God with us to save the hopeless, God with us to heal the broken, God with us to bring his kingdom, and God with us to right all wrongs.

He was Lord of all and yet a servant, come to set his people free. From our many sins he saved us, born a child and yet a king. Jesus is God with us.

Are You Prepared for God Jan 12, 2014

"The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him Emmanuel (which means, 'God with us')." "And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."

Thus the book of Matthew ends as it began: with Jesus and the promise of God with us. For Jesus is the son of the promise and the risen Lord who is with his people always. He is God with us to save the hopeless, God with us to heal the broken, God with us to bring his kingdom, and God with us to right all wrongs.

He was Lord of all and yet a servant, come to set his people free. From our many sins he saved us, born a child and yet a king. Jesus is God with us.

God's Liberation Plan Jan 05, 2014

"The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him Emmanuel (which means, 'God with us')." "And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."

Thus the book of Matthew ends as it began: with Jesus and the promise of God with us. For Jesus is the son of the promise and the risen Lord who is with his people always. He is God with us to save the hopeless, God with us to heal the broken, God with us to bring his kingdom, and God with us to right all wrongs.

He was Lord of all and yet a servant, come to set his people free. From our many sins he saved us, born a child and yet a king. Jesus is God with us.

Born a Child and Yet a King Dec 29, 2013

"The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him Emmanuel (which means, 'God with us')." "And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."

Thus the book of Matthew ends as it began: with Jesus and the promise of God with us. For Jesus is the son of the promise and the risen Lord who is with his people always. He is God with us to save the hopeless, God with us to heal the broken, God with us to bring his kingdom, and God with us to right all wrongs.

He was Lord of all and yet a servant, come to set his people free. From our many sins he saved us, born a child and yet a king. Jesus is God with us.

God is With Us Dec 22, 2013

"The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him Emmanuel (which means, 'God with us')." "And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age."

Thus the book of Matthew ends as it began: with Jesus and the promise of God with us. For Jesus is the son of the promise and the risen Lord who is with his people always. He is God with us to save the hopeless, God with us to heal the broken, God with us to bring his kingdom, and God with us to right all wrongs.

He was Lord of all and yet a servant, come to set his people free. From our many sins he saved us, born a child and yet a king. Jesus is God with us.

Jesus Will Come Dec 15, 2013

After facing years of persecution and devastation, God's people were finally back in the land he had given them. Yet their hope seemed as broken as the city walls. The temple was a shadow of its former glory. There was no king on David's throne. So the people grew afraid. Many turned their backs on God. They began to wonder: Will the Lord keep his promises? Will he bring justice to the world? Will he return to his people?

The book of Malachi gives the answer: God is coming. Remember his love and faithfulness. Give up your idols and turn back to him. For those who stand against him, his coming will be a raging fire. But for those who trust in him, his coming will be like the dawning of the sun, full of light and hope and healing for the nations.

Over four hundred years later, the prophecy of Malachi was fulfilled in Jesus. He was Emmanuel, God with us. As we enter the Advent season, we share in the longing of all God's people-not for the arrival of the Messiah, but for his glorious return. God is coming. His name is Jesus.

Grace for Generosity Dec 08, 2013

After facing years of persecution and devastation, God's people were finally back in the land he had given them. Yet their hope seemed as broken as the city walls. The temple was a shadow of its former glory. There was no king on David's throne. So the people grew afraid. Many turned their backs on God. They began to wonder: Will the Lord keep his promises? Will he bring justice to the world? Will he return to his people?

The book of Malachi gives the answer: God is coming. Remember his love and faithfulness. Give up your idols and turn back to him. For those who stand against him, his coming will be a raging fire. But for those who trust in him, his coming will be like the dawning of the sun, full of light and hope and healing for the nations.

Over four hundred years later, the prophecy of Malachi was fulfilled in Jesus. He was Emmanuel, God with us. As we enter the Advent season, we share in the longing of all God's people-not for the arrival of the Messiah, but for his glorious return. God is coming. His name is Jesus.

God Has Come Dec 01, 2013

After facing years of persecution and devastation, God's people were finally back in the land he had given them. Yet their hope seemed as broken as the city walls. The temple was a shadow of its former glory. There was no king on David's throne. So the people grew afraid. Many turned their backs on God. They began to wonder: Will the Lord keep his promises? Will he bring justice to the world? Will he return to his people?

The book of Malachi gives the answer: God is coming. Remember his love and faithfulness. Give up your idols and turn back to him. For those who stand against him, his coming will be a raging fire. But for those who trust in him, his coming will be like the dawning of the sun, full of light and hope and healing for the nations.

Over four hundred years later, the prophecy of Malachi was fulfilled in Jesus. He was Emmanuel, God with us. As we enter the Advent season, we share in the longing of all God's people-not for the arrival of the Messiah, but for his glorious return. God is coming. His name is Jesus.

Spiritual Adultery and the Faithfulness of God Nov 24, 2013

After facing years of persecution and devastation, God's people were finally back in the land he had given them. Yet their hope seemed as broken as the city walls. The temple was a shadow of its former glory. There was no king on David's throne. So the people grew afraid. Many turned their backs on God. They began to wonder: Will the Lord keep his promises? Will he bring justice to the world? Will he return to his people?

The book of Malachi gives the answer: God is coming. Remember his love and faithfulness. Give up your idols and turn back to him. For those who stand against him, his coming will be a raging fire. But for those who trust in him, his coming will be like the dawning of the sun, full of light and hope and healing for the nations.

Over four hundred years later, the prophecy of Malachi was fulfilled in Jesus. He was Emmanuel, God with us. As we enter the Advent season, we share in the longing of all God's people-not for the arrival of the Messiah, but for his glorious return. God is coming. His name is Jesus.

How to Avoid Poo-Poo Christianity Nov 17, 2013

After facing years of persecution and devastation, God's people were finally back in the land he had given them. Yet their hope seemed as broken as the city walls. The temple was a shadow of its former glory. There was no king on David's throne. So the people grew afraid. Many turned their backs on God. They began to wonder: Will the Lord keep his promises? Will he bring justice to the world? Will he return to his people?

The book of Malachi gives the answer: God is coming. Remember his love and faithfulness. Give up your idols and turn back to him. For those who stand against him, his coming will be a raging fire. But for those who trust in him, his coming will be like the dawning of the sun, full of light and hope and healing for the nations.

Over four hundred years later, the prophecy of Malachi was fulfilled in Jesus. He was Emmanuel, God with us. As we enter the Advent season, we share in the longing of all God's people-not for the arrival of the Messiah, but for his glorious return. God is coming. His name is Jesus.

Does God Love Us? Nov 10, 2013

After facing years of persecution and devastation, God's people were finally back in the land he had given them. Yet their hope seemed as broken as the city walls. The temple was a shadow of its former glory. There was no king on David's throne. So the people grew afraid. Many turned their backs on God. They began to wonder: Will the Lord keep his promises? Will he bring justice to the world? Will he return to his people?

The book of Malachi gives the answer: God is coming. Remember his love and faithfulness. Give up your idols and turn back to him. For those who stand against him, his coming will be a raging fire. But for those who trust in him, his coming will be like the dawning of the sun, full of light and hope and healing for the nations.

Over four hundred years later, the prophecy of Malachi was fulfilled in Jesus. He was Emmanuel, God with us. As we enter the Advent season, we share in the longing of all God's people-not for the arrival of the Messiah, but for his glorious return. God is coming. His name is Jesus.

Working for the Weekend Nov 03, 2013

When God created the universe he didn't make a giant grey lump. He stretched out the heavens like a canvas, filling them with objects of various colors and shapes and sizes. He established the laws of nature and the order of the world. He created life where there was no life, giving his creatures the capacity to bring forth new generations as diverse as every life form on the planet. And he did all of this on purpose-diversity by design. God established differences in his creation so that all things might complemenet each other as they live in accordance with his wise plan.

But mankind's rebellion against God brought disorder into the world. Instead of diversity in harmony, we live in alienation and prejudice. Instead of finding beauty in our complementary natures, we push for sameness. Instead of right and wrong, we talk of customs and opinions. This has not led to greater freedom and happiness, but to confusion and despair. Only Jesus leads us to see the beauty of God's diverse creation and our place in it, so that he is glorified, we are satisfied, and the world is renewed.

Q&A Working for the Weekend? Nov 03, 2013

When God created the universe he didn't make a giant grey lump. He stretched out the heavens like a canvas, filling them with objects of various colors and shapes and sizes. He established the laws of nature and the order of the world. He created life where there was no life, giving his creatures the capacity to bring forth new generations as diverse as every life form on the planet. And he did all of this on purpose-diversity by design. God established differences in his creation so that all things might complemenet each other as they live in accordance with his wise plan.

But mankind's rebellion against God brought disorder into the world. Instead of diversity in harmony, we live in alienation and prejudice. Instead of finding beauty in our complementary natures, we push for sameness. Instead of right and wrong, we talk of customs and opinions. This has not led to greater freedom and happiness, but to confusion and despair. Only Jesus leads us to see the beauty of God's diverse creation and our place in it, so that he is glorified, we are satisfied, and the world is renewed.

Kids Are A Blessing? Oct 27, 2013

When God created the universe he didn't make a giant grey lump. He stretched out the heavens like a canvas, filling them with objects of various colors and shapes and sizes. He established the laws of nature and the order of the world. He created life where there was no life, giving his creatures the capacity to bring forth new generations as diverse as every life form on the planet. And he did all of this on purpose-diversity by design. God established differences in his creation so that all things might complemenet each other as they live in accordance with his wise plan.

But mankind's rebellion against God brought disorder into the world. Instead of diversity in harmony, we live in alienation and prejudice. Instead of finding beauty in our complementary natures, we push for sameness. Instead of right and wrong, we talk of customs and opinions. This has not led to greater freedom and happiness, but to confusion and despair. Only Jesus leads us to see the beauty of God's diverse creation and our place in it, so that he is glorified, we are satisfied, and the world is renewed.

Q&A Kids Are A Blessing? Oct 27, 2013

When God created the universe he didn't make a giant grey lump. He stretched out the heavens like a canvas, filling them with objects of various colors and shapes and sizes. He established the laws of nature and the order of the world. He created life where there was no life, giving his creatures the capacity to bring forth new generations as diverse as every life form on the planet. And he did all of this on purpose-diversity by design. God established differences in his creation so that all things might complemenet each other as they live in accordance with his wise plan.

But mankind's rebellion against God brought disorder into the world. Instead of diversity in harmony, we live in alienation and prejudice. Instead of finding beauty in our complementary natures, we push for sameness. Instead of right and wrong, we talk of customs and opinions. This has not led to greater freedom and happiness, but to confusion and despair. Only Jesus leads us to see the beauty of God's diverse creation and our place in it, so that he is glorified, we are satisfied, and the world is renewed.

A Good Man is Hard to Find? Oct 20, 2013

When God created the universe he didn't make a giant grey lump. He stretched out the heavens like a canvas, filling them with objects of various colors and shapes and sizes. He established the laws of nature and the order of the world. He created life where there was no life, giving his creatures the capacity to bring forth new generations as diverse as every life form on the planet. And he did all of this on purpose-diversity by design. God established differences in his creation so that all things might complemenet each other as they live in accordance with his wise plan.

But mankind's rebellion against God brought disorder into the world. Instead of diversity in harmony, we live in alienation and prejudice. Instead of finding beauty in our complementary natures, we push for sameness. Instead of right and wrong, we talk of customs and opinions. This has not led to greater freedom and happiness, but to confusion and despair. Only Jesus leads us to see the beauty of God's diverse creation and our place in it, so that he is glorified, we are satisfied, and the world is renewed.

Q&A A Good Man is Hard to Find? Oct 20, 2013

When God created the universe he didn't make a giant grey lump. He stretched out the heavens like a canvas, filling them with objects of various colors and shapes and sizes. He established the laws of nature and the order of the world. He created life where there was no life, giving his creatures the capacity to bring forth new generations as diverse as every life form on the planet. And he did all of this on purpose-diversity by design. God established differences in his creation so that all things might complemenet each other as they live in accordance with his wise plan.

But mankind's rebellion against God brought disorder into the world. Instead of diversity in harmony, we live in alienation and prejudice. Instead of finding beauty in our complementary natures, we push for sameness. Instead of right and wrong, we talk of customs and opinions. This has not led to greater freedom and happiness, but to confusion and despair. Only Jesus leads us to see the beauty of God's diverse creation and our place in it, so that he is glorified, we are satisfied, and the world is renewed.

Jesus-Men Oct 18, 2013

Pornography, premarital sex, rape, domestic abuse, violent crime, adultery, divorce-all these issues point to one central problem: we have too many boys and not enough men, too many boyfriends and not enough husbands, too many baby daddies and not enough fathers. We have too many boys with video game achievements and not enough men with real-life virtues. We have too many boys who are zealous for sports and not enough men who are zealous for Christ.

But there is hope. Jesus not only shows us what it means to be a man, he also enables us to live as God intends through the grace of the gospel and his life-giving Spirit. Join us for one night of humble and honest words from our heavenly Father about how to be the kind of men we were created to be.

Manhood Begins and Ends with Jesus Oct 18, 2013

Pornography, premarital sex, rape, domestic abuse, violent crime, adultery, divorce-all these issues point to one central problem: we have too many boys and not enough men, too many boyfriends and not enough husbands, too many baby daddies and not enough fathers. We have too many boys with video game achievements and not enough men with real-life virtues. We have too many boys who are zealous for sports and not enough men who are zealous for Christ.

But there is hope. Jesus not only shows us what it means to be a man, he also enables us to live as God intends through the grace of the gospel and his life-giving Spirit. Join us for one night of humble and honest words from our heavenly Father about how to be the kind of men we were created to be.

Jesus Saves Men from Themselves Oct 18, 2013

Pornography, premarital sex, rape, domestic abuse, violent crime, adultery, divorce-all these issues point to one central problem: we have too many boys and not enough men, too many boyfriends and not enough husbands, too many baby daddies and not enough fathers. We have too many boys with video game achievements and not enough men with real-life virtues. We have too many boys who are zealous for sports and not enough men who are zealous for Christ.

But there is hope. Jesus not only shows us what it means to be a man, he also enables us to live as God intends through the grace of the gospel and his life-giving Spirit. Join us for one night of humble and honest words from our heavenly Father about how to be the kind of men we were created to be.

Pets Are People Too? Oct 13, 2013

When God created the universe he didn't make a giant grey lump. He stretched out the heavens like a canvas, filling them with objects of various colors and shapes and sizes. He established the laws of nature and the order of the world. He created life where there was no life, giving his creatures the capacity to bring forth new generations as diverse as every life form on the planet. And he did all of this on purpose-diversity by design. God established differences in his creation so that all things might complemenet each other as they live in accordance with his wise plan.

But mankind's rebellion against God brought disorder into the world. Instead of diversity in harmony, we live in alienation and prejudice. Instead of finding beauty in our complementary natures, we push for sameness. Instead of right and wrong, we talk of customs and opinions. This has not led to greater freedom and happiness, but to confusion and despair. Only Jesus leads us to see the beauty of God's diverse creation and our place in it, so that he is glorified, we are satisfied, and the world is renewed.

Q&A Pets Are People Too? Oct 13, 2013

When God created the universe he didn't make a giant grey lump. He stretched out the heavens like a canvas, filling them with objects of various colors and shapes and sizes. He established the laws of nature and the order of the world. He created life where there was no life, giving his creatures the capacity to bring forth new generations as diverse as every life form on the planet. And he did all of this on purpose-diversity by design. God established differences in his creation so that all things might complemenet each other as they live in accordance with his wise plan.

But mankind's rebellion against God brought disorder into the world. Instead of diversity in harmony, we live in alienation and prejudice. Instead of finding beauty in our complementary natures, we push for sameness. Instead of right and wrong, we talk of customs and opinions. This has not led to greater freedom and happiness, but to confusion and despair. Only Jesus leads us to see the beauty of God's diverse creation and our place in it, so that he is glorified, we are satisfied, and the world is renewed.

That's Your Opinion? Oct 06, 2013

When God created the universe he didn't make a giant grey lump. He stretched out the heavens like a canvas, filling them with objects of various colors and shapes and sizes. He established the laws of nature and the order of the world. He created life where there was no life, giving his creatures the capacity to bring forth new generations as diverse as every life form on the planet. And he did all of this on purpose-diversity by design. God established differences in his creation so that all things might complemenet each other as they live in accordance with his wise plan.

But mankind's rebellion against God brought disorder into the world. Instead of diversity in harmony, we live in alienation and prejudice. Instead of finding beauty in our complementary natures, we push for sameness. Instead of right and wrong, we talk of customs and opinions. This has not led to greater freedom and happiness, but to confusion and despair. Only Jesus leads us to see the beauty of God's diverse creation and our place in it, so that he is glorified, we are satisfied, and the world is renewed.

Q&A That's Your Opinion? Oct 06, 2013

When God created the universe he didn't make a giant grey lump. He stretched out the heavens like a canvas, filling them with objects of various colors and shapes and sizes. He established the laws of nature and the order of the world. He created life where there was no life, giving his creatures the capacity to bring forth new generations as diverse as every life form on the planet. And he did all of this on purpose-diversity by design. God established differences in his creation so that all things might complemenet each other as they live in accordance with his wise plan.

But mankind's rebellion against God brought disorder into the world. Instead of diversity in harmony, we live in alienation and prejudice. Instead of finding beauty in our complementary natures, we push for sameness. Instead of right and wrong, we talk of customs and opinions. This has not led to greater freedom and happiness, but to confusion and despair. Only Jesus leads us to see the beauty of God's diverse creation and our place in it, so that he is glorified, we are satisfied, and the world is renewed.

No One Can Judge Me? Sep 29, 2013

When God created the universe he didn't make a giant grey lump. He stretched out the heavens like a canvas, filling them with objects of various colors and shapes and sizes. He established the laws of nature and the order of the world. He created life where there was no life, giving his creatures the capacity to bring forth new generations as diverse as every life form on the planet. And he did all of this on purpose-diversity by design. God established differences in his creation so that all things might complemenet each other as they live in accordance with his wise plan.

But mankind's rebellion against God brought disorder into the world. Instead of diversity in harmony, we live in alienation and prejudice. Instead of finding beauty in our complementary natures, we push for sameness. Instead of right and wrong, we talk of customs and opinions. This has not led to greater freedom and happiness, but to confusion and despair. Only Jesus leads us to see the beauty of God's diverse creation and our place in it, so that he is glorified, we are satisfied, and the world is renewed.

Q&A No One Can Judge Me? Sep 29, 2013

When God created the universe he didn't make a giant grey lump. He stretched out the heavens like a canvas, filling them with objects of various colors and shapes and sizes. He established the laws of nature and the order of the world. He created life where there was no life, giving his creatures the capacity to bring forth new generations as diverse as every life form on the planet. And he did all of this on purpose-diversity by design. God established differences in his creation so that all things might complemenet each other as they live in accordance with his wise plan.

But mankind's rebellion against God brought disorder into the world. Instead of diversity in harmony, we live in alienation and prejudice. Instead of finding beauty in our complementary natures, we push for sameness. Instead of right and wrong, we talk of customs and opinions. This has not led to greater freedom and happiness, but to confusion and despair. Only Jesus leads us to see the beauty of God's diverse creation and our place in it, so that he is glorified, we are satisfied, and the world is renewed.

Just Be Yourself? Sep 22, 2013

When God created the universe he didn't make a giant grey lump. He stretched out the heavens like a canvas, filling them with objects of various colors and shapes and sizes. He established the laws of nature and the order of the world. He created life where there was no life, giving his creatures the capacity to bring forth new generations as diverse as every life form on the planet. And he did all of this on purpose-diversity by design. God established differences in his creation so that all things might complemenet each other as they live in accordance with his wise plan.

But mankind's rebellion against God brought disorder into the world. Instead of diversity in harmony, we live in alienation and prejudice. Instead of finding beauty in our complementary natures, we push for sameness. Instead of right and wrong, we talk of customs and opinions. This has not led to greater freedom and happiness, but to confusion and despair. Only Jesus leads us to see the beauty of God's diverse creation and our place in it, so that he is glorified, we are satisfied, and the world is renewed.

Q&A Just Be Yourself? Sep 22, 2013

When God created the universe he didn't make a giant grey lump. He stretched out the heavens like a canvas, filling them with objects of various colors and shapes and sizes. He established the laws of nature and the order of the world. He created life where there was no life, giving his creatures the capacity to bring forth new generations as diverse as every life form on the planet. And he did all of this on purpose-diversity by design. God established differences in his creation so that all things might complemenet each other as they live in accordance with his wise plan.

But mankind's rebellion against God brought disorder into the world. Instead of diversity in harmony, we live in alienation and prejudice. Instead of finding beauty in our complementary natures, we push for sameness. Instead of right and wrong, we talk of customs and opinions. This has not led to greater freedom and happiness, but to confusion and despair. Only Jesus leads us to see the beauty of God's diverse creation and our place in it, so that he is glorified, we are satisfied, and the world is renewed.

Content in Christ Sep 15, 2013

Paul the apostle explained to the Christians at Philippi, "The only thing that matters is that your way of life be worthy of the gospel of Christ." We have the same calling, since we belong to the same Lord. In humility the Lord Jesus became as we are, so that we might become as he is. It's his grace that makes us citizens of heaven, and it's the same grace that changes us from the inside out, replacing our anger with patience, our anxiety with peace, our selfishness with generosity, our rivalry with love, our division with unity, and our sorrow with joy.

Rejoice In The Lord Sep 07, 2013

Paul the apostle explained to the Christians at Philippi, "The only thing that matters is that your way of life be worthy of the gospel of Christ." We have the same calling, since we belong to the same Lord. In humility the Lord Jesus became as we are, so that we might become as he is. It's his grace that makes us citizens of heaven, and it's the same grace that changes us from the inside out, replacing our anger with patience, our anxiety with peace, our selfishness with generosity, our rivalry with love, our division with unity, and our sorrow with joy.

Citizens of Heaven Sep 01, 2013

Paul the apostle explained to the Christians at Philippi, "The only thing that matters is that your way of life be worthy of the gospel of Christ." We have the same calling, since we belong to the same Lord. In humility the Lord Jesus became as we are, so that we might become as he is. It's his grace that makes us citizens of heaven, and it's the same grace that changes us from the inside out, replacing our anger with patience, our anxiety with peace, our selfishness with generosity, our rivalry with love, our division with unity, and our sorrow with joy.

Confidence Alone in Jesus Aug 25, 2013

Paul the apostle explained to the Christians at Philippi, "The only thing that matters is that your way of life be worthy of the gospel of Christ." We have the same calling, since we belong to the same Lord. In humility the Lord Jesus became as we are, so that we might become as he is. It's his grace that makes us citizens of heaven, and it's the same grace that changes us from the inside out, replacing our anger with patience, our anxiety with peace, our selfishness with generosity, our rivalry with love, our division with unity, and our sorrow with joy.

God Cares for Us Aug 18, 2013

Paul the apostle explained to the Christians at Philippi, "The only thing that matters is that your way of life be worthy of the gospel of Christ." We have the same calling, since we belong to the same Lord. In humility the Lord Jesus became as we are, so that we might become as he is. It's his grace that makes us citizens of heaven, and it's the same grace that changes us from the inside out, replacing our anger with patience, our anxiety with peace, our selfishness with generosity, our rivalry with love, our division with unity, and our sorrow with joy.

God's Grace in Us Aug 04, 2013

Paul the apostle explained to the Christians at Philippi, "The only thing that matters is that your way of life be worthy of the gospel of Christ." We have the same calling, since we belong to the same Lord. In humility the Lord Jesus became as we are, so that we might become as he is. It's his grace that makes us citizens of heaven, and it's the same grace that changes us from the inside out, replacing our anger with patience, our anxiety with peace, our selfishness with generosity, our rivalry with love, our division with unity, and our sorrow with joy.

What is Heaven? Jul 28, 2013

The gospel is like the ocean. Its shores are shallow, but its bottoms are deep. It is friendly enough to welcome a child, but profound enough to study forever. The gospel is also like a building. It has one foundation, fixed and firm, but its ceiling's only limit is the builder's imagination. It's basic, yet boundless. It's simple, yet complex. It's one gem, yet it has many facets. It's the gospel, and it's good news that changes everything.

What is the Mission? Jul 21, 2013

The gospel is like the ocean. Its shores are shallow, but its bottoms are deep. It is friendly enough to welcome a child, but profound enough to study forever. The gospel is also like a building. It has one foundation, fixed and firm, but its ceiling's only limit is the builder's imagination. It's basic, yet boundless. It's simple, yet complex. It's one gem, yet it has many facets. It's the gospel, and it's good news that changes everything.

What is Prayer? Jul 14, 2013

The gospel is like the ocean. Its shores are shallow, but its bottoms are deep. It is friendly enough to welcome a child, but profound enough to study forever. The gospel is also like a building. It has one foundation, fixed and firm, but its ceiling's only limit is the builder's imagination. It's basic, yet boundless. It's simple, yet complex. It's one gem, yet it has many facets. It's the gospel, and it's good news that changes everything.

What are the Scriptures? Jul 07, 2013

The gospel is like the ocean. Its shores are shallow, but its bottoms are deep. It is friendly enough to welcome a child, but profound enough to study forever. The gospel is also like a building. It has one foundation, fixed and firm, but its ceiling's only limit is the builder's imagination. It's basic, yet boundless. It's simple, yet complex. It's one gem, yet it has many facets. It's the gospel, and it's good news that changes everything.

What are the Sacraments? Jun 30, 2013

The gospel is like the ocean. Its shores are shallow, but its bottoms are deep. It is friendly enough to welcome a child, but profound enough to study forever. The gospel is also like a building. It has one foundation, fixed and firm, but its ceiling's only limit is the builder's imagination. It's basic, yet boundless. It's simple, yet complex. It's one gem, yet it has many facets. It's the gospel, and it's good news that changes everything.

Who is the Church? Jun 16, 2013

The gospel is like the ocean. Its shores are shallow, but its bottoms are deep. It is friendly enough to welcome a child, but profound enough to study forever. The gospel is also like a building. It has one foundation, fixed and firm, but its ceiling's only limit is the builder's imagination. It's basic, yet boundless. It's simple, yet complex. It's one gem, yet it has many facets. It's the gospel, and it's good news that changes everything.

What is a Christian? Jun 09, 2013

The gospel is like the ocean. Its shores are shallow, but its bottoms are deep. It is friendly enough to welcome a child, but profound enough to study forever. The gospel is also like a building. It has one foundation, fixed and firm, but its ceiling's only limit is the builder's imagination. It's basic, yet boundless. It's simple, yet complex. It's one gem, yet it has many facets. It's the gospel, and it's good news that changes everything.

What is Faith? Jun 02, 2013

The gospel is like the ocean. Its shores are shallow, but its bottoms are deep. It is friendly enough to welcome a child, but profound enough to study forever. The gospel is also like a building. It has one foundation, fixed and firm, but its ceiling's only limit is the builder's imagination. It's basic, yet boundless. It's simple, yet complex. It's one gem, yet it has many facets. It's the gospel, and it's good news that changes everything.

Who is the Spirit? May 26, 2013

The gospel is like the ocean. Its shores are shallow, but its bottoms are deep. It is friendly enough to welcome a child, but profound enough to study forever. The gospel is also like a building. It has one foundation, fixed and firm, but its ceiling's only limit is the builder's imagination. It's basic, yet boundless. It's simple, yet complex. It's one gem, yet it has many facets. It's the gospel, and it's good news that changes everything.

What is Salvation? May 19, 2013

The gospel is like the ocean. Its shores are shallow, but its bottoms are deep. It is friendly enough to welcome a child, but profound enough to study forever. The gospel is also like a building. It has one foundation, fixed and firm, but its ceiling's only limit is the builder's imagination. It's basic, yet boundless. It's simple, yet complex. It's one gem, yet it has many facets. It's the gospel, and it's good news that changes everything.

Who Are We? May 12, 2013

The gospel is like the ocean. Its shores are shallow, but its bottoms are deep. It is friendly enough to welcome a child, but profound enough to study forever. The gospel is also like a building. It has one foundation, fixed and firm, but its ceiling's only limit is the builder's imagination. It's basic, yet boundless. It's simple, yet complex. It's one gem, yet it has many facets. It's the gospel, and it's good news that changes everything.

Who is God? May 05, 2013

The gospel is like the ocean. Its shores are shallow, but its bottoms are deep. It is friendly enough to welcome a child, but profound enough to study forever. The gospel is also like a building. It has one foundation, fixed and firm, but its ceiling's only limit is the builder's imagination. It's basic, yet boundless. It's simple, yet complex. It's one gem, yet it has many facets. It's the gospel, and it's good news that changes everything.

Who is Jesus? Apr 28, 2013

The gospel is like the ocean. Its shores are shallow, but its bottoms are deep. It is friendly enough to welcome a child, but profound enough to study forever. The gospel is also like a building. It has one foundation, fixed and firm, but its ceiling's only limit is the builder's imagination. It's basic, yet boundless. It's simple, yet complex. It's one gem, yet it has many facets. It's the gospel, and it's good news that changes everything.

Sent to Proclaim Jesus Apr 21, 2013

Even though the book of Acts records the story of the early church, its author says that the book is all about what Jesus is continuing to do and teach. So instead of thinking of the book as "The Acts of the Apostles" or "The Acts of the Church", we should think of it as "The Acts of Jesus – Part II", since he is the main focus and principal actor.

When we come to the end of the book, we find it's not much of an ending at all. The story continues, and we're part of it! In this way the book is also like a play in which we are invited to become "actors" ourselves, people with specific roles and speaking parts. Like the rest of Jesus' followers throughout the book, we are called to proclaim Jesus as Lord—not as a distant memory of a fallen ruler-but as a living and powerful King, a person who continues to act within the real world. The resurrection was real. Jesus really is alive. And his risen body marks the beginning of God's new creation, a renewal that restores what God has made through the powerful working of the Spirit who liberates us from our slavery to sin and death, and calls us to proclaim Jesus' redeeming reign in all we say and do.

Looking For God In All The Wrong Places Apr 14, 2013

Even though the book of Acts records the story of the early church, its author says that the book is all about what Jesus is continuing to do and teach. So instead of thinking of the book as "The Acts of the Apostles" or "The Acts of the Church", we should think of it as "The Acts of Jesus – Part II", since he is the main focus and principal actor.

When we come to the end of the book, we find it's not much of an ending at all. The story continues, and we're part of it! In this way the book is also like a play in which we are invited to become "actors" ourselves, people with specific roles and speaking parts. Like the rest of Jesus' followers throughout the book, we are called to proclaim Jesus as Lord—not as a distant memory of a fallen ruler-but as a living and powerful King, a person who continues to act within the real world. The resurrection was real. Jesus really is alive. And his risen body marks the beginning of God's new creation, a renewal that restores what God has made through the powerful working of the Spirit who liberates us from our slavery to sin and death, and calls us to proclaim Jesus' redeeming reign in all we say and do.

Am I Trusting God? Apr 07, 2013

Even though the book of Acts records the story of the early church, its author says that the book is all about what Jesus is continuing to do and teach. So instead of thinking of the book as "The Acts of the Apostles" or "The Acts of the Church", we should think of it as "The Acts of Jesus – Part II", since he is the main focus and principal actor.

When we come to the end of the book, we find it's not much of an ending at all. The story continues, and we're part of it! In this way the book is also like a play in which we are invited to become "actors" ourselves, people with specific roles and speaking parts. Like the rest of Jesus' followers throughout the book, we are called to proclaim Jesus as Lord—not as a distant memory of a fallen ruler-but as a living and powerful King, a person who continues to act within the real world. The resurrection was real. Jesus really is alive. And his risen body marks the beginning of God's new creation, a renewal that restores what God has made through the powerful working of the Spirit who liberates us from our slavery to sin and death, and calls us to proclaim Jesus' redeeming reign in all we say and do.

Light in the Midst of Darkness Mar 31, 2013

Even though the book of Acts records the story of the early church, its author says that the book is all about what Jesus is continuing to do and teach. So instead of thinking of the book as "The Acts of the Apostles" or "The Acts of the Church", we should think of it as "The Acts of Jesus – Part II", since he is the main focus and principal actor.

When we come to the end of the book, we find it's not much of an ending at all. The story continues, and we're part of it! In this way the book is also like a play in which we are invited to become "actors" ourselves, people with specific roles and speaking parts. Like the rest of Jesus' followers throughout the book, we are called to proclaim Jesus as Lord—not as a distant memory of a fallen ruler-but as a living and powerful King, a person who continues to act within the real world. The resurrection was real. Jesus really is alive. And his risen body marks the beginning of God's new creation, a renewal that restores what God has made through the powerful working of the Spirit who liberates us from our slavery to sin and death, and calls us to proclaim Jesus' redeeming reign in all we say and do.

Overcoming a Guilty-Conscience Mar 17, 2013

Even though the book of Acts records the story of the early church, its author says that the book is all about what Jesus is continuing to do and teach. So instead of thinking of the book as "The Acts of the Apostles" or "The Acts of the Church", we should think of it as "The Acts of Jesus – Part II", since he is the main focus and principal actor.

When we come to the end of the book, we find it's not much of an ending at all. The story continues, and we're part of it! In this way the book is also like a play in which we are invited to become "actors" ourselves, people with specific roles and speaking parts. Like the rest of Jesus' followers throughout the book, we are called to proclaim Jesus as Lord—not as a distant memory of a fallen ruler-but as a living and powerful King, a person who continues to act within the real world. The resurrection was real. Jesus really is alive. And his risen body marks the beginning of God's new creation, a renewal that restores what God has made through the powerful working of the Spirit who liberates us from our slavery to sin and death, and calls us to proclaim Jesus' redeeming reign in all we say and do.

What's the Problem Here? Mar 10, 2013

Even though the book of Acts records the story of the early church, its author says that the book is all about what Jesus is continuing to do and teach. So instead of thinking of the book as "The Acts of the Apostles" or "The Acts of the Church", we should think of it as "The Acts of Jesus – Part II", since he is the main focus and principal actor.

When we come to the end of the book, we find it's not much of an ending at all. The story continues, and we're part of it! In this way the book is also like a play in which we are invited to become "actors" ourselves, people with specific roles and speaking parts. Like the rest of Jesus' followers throughout the book, we are called to proclaim Jesus as Lord—not as a distant memory of a fallen ruler-but as a living and powerful King, a person who continues to act within the real world. The resurrection was real. Jesus really is alive. And his risen body marks the beginning of God's new creation, a renewal that restores what God has made through the powerful working of the Spirit who liberates us from our slavery to sin and death, and calls us to proclaim Jesus' redeeming reign in all we say and do.

Life Before Life After Death Mar 03, 2013

Even though the book of Acts records the story of the early church, its author says that the book is all about what Jesus is continuing to do and teach. So instead of thinking of the book as "The Acts of the Apostles" or "The Acts of the Church", we should think of it as "The Acts of Jesus – Part II", since he is the main focus and principal actor.

When we come to the end of the book, we find it's not much of an ending at all. The story continues, and we're part of it! In this way the book is also like a play in which we are invited to become "actors" ourselves, people with specific roles and speaking parts. Like the rest of Jesus' followers throughout the book, we are called to proclaim Jesus as Lord—not as a distant memory of a fallen ruler-but as a living and powerful King, a person who continues to act within the real world. The resurrection was real. Jesus really is alive. And his risen body marks the beginning of God's new creation, a renewal that restores what God has made through the powerful working of the Spirit who liberates us from our slavery to sin and death, and calls us to proclaim Jesus' redeeming reign in all we say and do.

Jesus Died; Now We Live Feb 17, 2013

Even though the book of Acts records the story of the early church, its author says that the book is all about what Jesus is continuing to do and teach. So instead of thinking of the book as "The Acts of the Apostles" or "The Acts of the Church", we should think of it as "The Acts of Jesus – Part II", since he is the main focus and principal actor.

When we come to the end of the book, we find it's not much of an ending at all. The story continues, and we're part of it! In this way the book is also like a play in which we are invited to become "actors" ourselves, people with specific roles and speaking parts. Like the rest of Jesus' followers throughout the book, we are called to proclaim Jesus as Lord—not as a distant memory of a fallen ruler-but as a living and powerful King, a person who continues to act within the real world. The resurrection was real. Jesus really is alive. And his risen body marks the beginning of God's new creation, a renewal that restores what God has made through the powerful working of the Spirit who liberates us from our slavery to sin and death, and calls us to proclaim Jesus' redeeming reign in all we say and do.

What is a Pastor? Feb 10, 2013

Even though the book of Acts records the story of the early church, its author says that the book is all about what Jesus is continuing to do and teach. So instead of thinking of the book as "The Acts of the Apostles" or "The Acts of the Church", we should think of it as "The Acts of Jesus – Part II", since he is the main focus and principal actor.

When we come to the end of the book, we find it's not much of an ending at all. The story continues, and we're part of it! In this way the book is also like a play in which we are invited to become "actors" ourselves, people with specific roles and speaking parts. Like the rest of Jesus' followers throughout the book, we are called to proclaim Jesus as Lord—not as a distant memory of a fallen ruler-but as a living and powerful King, a person who continues to act within the real world. The resurrection was real. Jesus really is alive. And his risen body marks the beginning of God's new creation, a renewal that restores what God has made through the powerful working of the Spirit who liberates us from our slavery to sin and death, and calls us to proclaim Jesus' redeeming reign in all we say and do.

The Reason the Church Gathers Feb 03, 2013

Even though the book of Acts records the story of the early church, its author says that the book is all about what Jesus is continuing to do and teach. So instead of thinking of the book as "The Acts of the Apostles" or "The Acts of the Church", we should think of it as "The Acts of Jesus – Part II", since he is the main focus and principal actor.

When we come to the end of the book, we find it's not much of an ending at all. The story continues, and we're part of it! In this way the book is also like a play in which we are invited to become "actors" ourselves, people with specific roles and speaking parts. Like the rest of Jesus' followers throughout the book, we are called to proclaim Jesus as Lord—not as a distant memory of a fallen ruler-but as a living and powerful King, a person who continues to act within the real world. The resurrection was real. Jesus really is alive. And his risen body marks the beginning of God's new creation, a renewal that restores what God has made through the powerful working of the Spirit who liberates us from our slavery to sin and death, and calls us to proclaim Jesus' redeeming reign in all we say and do.

The Business of Religion Jan 27, 2013

Even though the book of Acts records the story of the early church, its author says that the book is all about what Jesus is continuing to do and teach. So instead of thinking of the book as "The Acts of the Apostles" or "The Acts of the Church", we should think of it as "The Acts of Jesus – Part II", since he is the main focus and principal actor.

When we come to the end of the book, we find it's not much of an ending at all. The story continues, and we're part of it! In this way the book is also like a play in which we are invited to become "actors" ourselves, people with specific roles and speaking parts. Like the rest of Jesus' followers throughout the book, we are called to proclaim Jesus as Lord—not as a distant memory of a fallen ruler-but as a living and powerful King, a person who continues to act within the real world. The resurrection was real. Jesus really is alive. And his risen body marks the beginning of God's new creation, a renewal that restores what God has made through the powerful working of the Spirit who liberates us from our slavery to sin and death, and calls us to proclaim Jesus' redeeming reign in all we say and do.

Where Can I Go for Help? Jan 20, 2013

Even though the book of Acts records the story of the early church, its author says that the book is all about what Jesus is continuing to do and teach. So instead of thinking of the book as "The Acts of the Apostles" or "The Acts of the Church", we should think of it as "The Acts of Jesus – Part II", since he is the main focus and principal actor.

When we come to the end of the book, we find it's not much of an ending at all. The story continues, and we're part of it! In this way the book is also like a play in which we are invited to become "actors" ourselves, people with specific roles and speaking parts. Like the rest of Jesus' followers throughout the book, we are called to proclaim Jesus as Lord—not as a distant memory of a fallen ruler-but as a living and powerful King, a person who continues to act within the real world. The resurrection was real. Jesus really is alive. And his risen body marks the beginning of God's new creation, a renewal that restores what God has made through the powerful working of the Spirit who liberates us from our slavery to sin and death, and calls us to proclaim Jesus' redeeming reign in all we say and do.

Something's Missing Jan 20, 2013

Even though the book of Acts records the story of the early church, its author says that the book is all about what Jesus is continuing to do and teach. So instead of thinking of the book as "The Acts of the Apostles" or "The Acts of the Church", we should think of it as "The Acts of Jesus – Part II", since he is the main focus and principal actor.

When we come to the end of the book, we find it's not much of an ending at all. The story continues, and we're part of it! In this way the book is also like a play in which we are invited to become "actors" ourselves, people with specific roles and speaking parts. Like the rest of Jesus' followers throughout the book, we are called to proclaim Jesus as Lord—not as a distant memory of a fallen ruler-but as a living and powerful King, a person who continues to act within the real world. The resurrection was real. Jesus really is alive. And his risen body marks the beginning of God's new creation, a renewal that restores what God has made through the powerful working of the Spirit who liberates us from our slavery to sin and death, and calls us to proclaim Jesus' redeeming reign in all we say and do.

Preaching Jesus to the Pagans Jan 06, 2013

Even though the book of Acts records the story of the early church, its author says that the book is all about what Jesus is continuing to do and teach. So instead of thinking of the book as "The Acts of the Apostles" or "The Acts of the Church", we should think of it as "The Acts of Jesus – Part II", since he is the main focus and principal actor.

When we come to the end of the book, we find it's not much of an ending at all. The story continues, and we're part of it! In this way the book is also like a play in which we are invited to become "actors" ourselves, people with specific roles and speaking parts. Like the rest of Jesus' followers throughout the book, we are called to proclaim Jesus as Lord—not as a distant memory of a fallen ruler-but as a living and powerful King, a person who continues to act within the real world. The resurrection was real. Jesus really is alive. And his risen body marks the beginning of God's new creation, a renewal that restores what God has made through the powerful working of the Spirit who liberates us from our slavery to sin and death, and calls us to proclaim Jesus' redeeming reign in all we say and do.

God Saves; Preach Jesus Jan 06, 2013

Even though the book of Acts records the story of the early church, its author says that the book is all about what Jesus is continuing to do and teach. So instead of thinking of the book as "The Acts of the Apostles" or "The Acts of the Church", we should think of it as "The Acts of Jesus – Part II", since he is the main focus and principal actor.

When we come to the end of the book, we find it's not much of an ending at all. The story continues, and we're part of it! In this way the book is also like a play in which we are invited to become "actors" ourselves, people with specific roles and speaking parts. Like the rest of Jesus' followers throughout the book, we are called to proclaim Jesus as Lord—not as a distant memory of a fallen ruler-but as a living and powerful King, a person who continues to act within the real world. The resurrection was real. Jesus really is alive. And his risen body marks the beginning of God's new creation, a renewal that restores what God has made through the powerful working of the Spirit who liberates us from our slavery to sin and death, and calls us to proclaim Jesus' redeeming reign in all we say and do.

The Promise of a Crucified King Dec 23, 2012

Even though the book of Acts records the story of the early church, its author says that the book is all about what Jesus is continuing to do and teach. So instead of thinking of the book as "The Acts of the Apostles" or "The Acts of the Church", we should think of it as "The Acts of Jesus – Part II", since he is the main focus and principal actor.

When we come to the end of the book, we find it's not much of an ending at all. The story continues, and we're part of it! In this way the book is also like a play in which we are invited to become "actors" ourselves, people with specific roles and speaking parts. Like the rest of Jesus' followers throughout the book, we are called to proclaim Jesus as Lord—not as a distant memory of a fallen ruler-but as a living and powerful King, a person who continues to act within the real world. The resurrection was real. Jesus really is alive. And his risen body marks the beginning of God's new creation, a renewal that restores what God has made through the powerful working of the Spirit who liberates us from our slavery to sin and death, and calls us to proclaim Jesus' redeeming reign in all we say and do.

Fulfilling the Gospel Mission Dec 16, 2012

Even though the book of Acts records the story of the early church, its author says that the book is all about what Jesus is continuing to do and teach. So instead of thinking of the book as "The Acts of the Apostles" or "The Acts of the Church", we should think of it as "The Acts of Jesus – Part II", since he is the main focus and principal actor.

When we come to the end of the book, we find it's not much of an ending at all. The story continues, and we're part of it! In this way the book is also like a play in which we are invited to become "actors" ourselves, people with specific roles and speaking parts. Like the rest of Jesus' followers throughout the book, we are called to proclaim Jesus as Lord—not as a distant memory of a fallen ruler-but as a living and powerful King, a person who continues to act within the real world. The resurrection was real. Jesus really is alive. And his risen body marks the beginning of God's new creation, a renewal that restores what God has made through the powerful working of the Spirit who liberates us from our slavery to sin and death, and calls us to proclaim Jesus' redeeming reign in all we say and do.

Saved through Jesus Alone Dec 08, 2012

Even though the book of Acts records the story of the early church, its author says that the book is all about what Jesus is continuing to do and teach. So instead of thinking of the book as "The Acts of the Apostles" or "The Acts of the Church", we should think of it as "The Acts of Jesus – Part II", since he is the main focus and principal actor.

When we come to the end of the book, we find it's not much of an ending at all. The story continues, and we're part of it! In this way the book is also like a play in which we are invited to become "actors" ourselves, people with specific roles and speaking parts. Like the rest of Jesus' followers throughout the book, we are called to proclaim Jesus as Lord—not as a distant memory of a fallen ruler-but as a living and powerful King, a person who continues to act within the real world. The resurrection was real. Jesus really is alive. And his risen body marks the beginning of God's new creation, a renewal that restores what God has made through the powerful working of the Spirit who liberates us from our slavery to sin and death, and calls us to proclaim Jesus' redeeming reign in all we say and do.

Money & The Generous Life Dec 02, 2012

Greed is a subtle and deadly sin. It grows in our hearts like a weed that slyly slinks up from the ground, slowly choking the life of a garden. "Watch out!" Jesus says, "Be on guard against all kinds of greed" (Luke 12:15). He also warned, "No one can serve two masters, for he will either love one and hate the other, or he will devoted to one and despise the other. You cannot serve God and Mammon [money]" (Matt. 6:24). But we pay little attention to his warnings, because we don't think we're greedy—perhaps the truest sign that greed already has gripped our hearts! This is tragic, for the way of greed is the way of emptiness and death. It is why we have a culture of consumption, but feel like we can never get enough. It is why we talk of "moderation" while we live in extravagant abundance. And it is why we spend on ourselves instead of using what we have to love and serve those around us.

Yet there is hope in the gospel of grace. Jesus left the glories of heaven, becoming destitute for our sake, so that through him we might become rich in what truly matters: grace upon grace (2 Cor. 8:9). This grace changes hearts filled with greed into hearts filled with generosity. For when we grasp what we've been given by the grace of Jesus, we'll find it easier to let go of fleeting things (Heb. 10:34), and we'll learn that he wasn't lying when he said, "It is more blessed to give than receive" (Acts 20:35).

The Truly Generous Life Nov 25, 2012

Greed is a subtle and deadly sin. It grows in our hearts like a weed that slyly slinks up from the ground, slowly choking the life of a garden. "Watch out!" Jesus says, "Be on guard against all kinds of greed" (Luke 12:15). He also warned, "No one can serve two masters, for he will either love one and hate the other, or he will devoted to one and despise the other. You cannot serve God and Mammon [money]" (Matt. 6:24). But we pay little attention to his warnings, because we don't think we're greedy—perhaps the truest sign that greed already has gripped our hearts! This is tragic, for the way of greed is the way of emptiness and death. It is why we have a culture of consumption, but feel like we can never get enough. It is why we talk of "moderation" while we live in extravagant abundance. And it is why we spend on ourselves instead of using what we have to love and serve those around us.

Yet there is hope in the gospel of grace. Jesus left the glories of heaven, becoming destitute for our sake, so that through him we might become rich in what truly matters: grace upon grace (2 Cor. 8:9). This grace changes hearts filled with greed into hearts filled with generosity. For when we grasp what we've been given by the grace of Jesus, we'll find it easier to let go of fleeting things (Heb. 10:34), and we'll learn that he wasn't lying when he said, "It is more blessed to give than receive" (Acts 20:35).

The Way to True Riches Nov 18, 2012

Greed is a subtle and deadly sin. It grows in our hearts like a weed that slyly slinks up from the ground, slowly choking the life of a garden. "Watch out!" Jesus says, "Be on guard against all kinds of greed" (Luke 12:15). He also warned, "No one can serve two masters, for he will either love one and hate the other, or he will devoted to one and despise the other. You cannot serve God and Mammon [money]" (Matt. 6:24). But we pay little attention to his warnings, because we don't think we're greedy—perhaps the truest sign that greed already has gripped our hearts! This is tragic, for the way of greed is the way of emptiness and death. It is why we have a culture of consumption, but feel like we can never get enough. It is why we talk of "moderation" while we live in extravagant abundance. And it is why we spend on ourselves instead of using what we have to love and serve those around us.

Yet there is hope in the gospel of grace. Jesus left the glories of heaven, becoming destitute for our sake, so that through him we might become rich in what truly matters: grace upon grace (2 Cor. 8:9). This grace changes hearts filled with greed into hearts filled with generosity. For when we grasp what we've been given by the grace of Jesus, we'll find it easier to let go of fleeting things (Heb. 10:34), and we'll learn that he wasn't lying when he said, "It is more blessed to give than receive" (Acts 20:35).

Who should we be? Oct 21, 2012

You are what you eat. You are what you do. You are what you feel. You are what you choose. You are what others say about you. You are your biology. Or are you?

Attempts to define ourselves have left us with endless questions about our identity. But what remains when our desires and our choices are stripped away? Who are we really? God never intended for us to be lost and confused. He made us to know who we are by knowing who he is. And when the light of the gospel shines in our lives, it exposes every wayward effort to define ourselves by revealing our true identity: people made in the image of God and redeemed by the work of Christ.

Am I a racist? Oct 14, 2012

You are what you eat. You are what you do. You are what you feel. You are what you choose. You are what others say about you. You are your biology. Or are you?

Attempts to define ourselves have left us with endless questions about our identity. But what remains when our desires and our choices are stripped away? Who are we really? God never intended for us to be lost and confused. He made us to know who we are by knowing who he is. And when the light of the gospel shines in our lives, it exposes every wayward effort to define ourselves by revealing our true identity: people made in the image of God and redeemed by the work of Christ.

Am I a racist? Q&A Oct 14, 2012

You are what you eat. You are what you do. You are what you feel. You are what you choose. You are what others say about you. You are your biology. Or are you?

Attempts to define ourselves have left us with endless questions about our identity. But what remains when our desires and our choices are stripped away? Who are we really? God never intended for us to be lost and confused. He made us to know who we are by knowing who he is. And when the light of the gospel shines in our lives, it exposes every wayward effort to define ourselves by revealing our true identity: people made in the image of God and redeemed by the work of Christ.

Is Sex Everything? Oct 07, 2012

You are what you eat. You are what you do. You are what you feel. You are what you choose. You are what others say about you. You are your biology. Or are you?

Attempts to define ourselves have left us with endless questions about our identity. But what remains when our desires and our choices are stripped away? Who are we really? God never intended for us to be lost and confused. He made us to know who we are by knowing who he is. And when the light of the gospel shines in our lives, it exposes every wayward effort to define ourselves by revealing our true identity: people made in the image of God and redeemed by the work of Christ.

Is Sex Everything? - Q&A Oct 07, 2012

You are what you eat. You are what you do. You are what you feel. You are what you choose. You are what others say about you. You are your biology. Or are you?

Attempts to define ourselves have left us with endless questions about our identity. But what remains when our desires and our choices are stripped away? Who are we really? God never intended for us to be lost and confused. He made us to know who we are by knowing who he is. And when the light of the gospel shines in our lives, it exposes every wayward effort to define ourselves by revealing our true identity: people made in the image of God and redeemed by the work of Christ.

Why do women matter? Sep 30, 2012

You are what you eat. You are what you do. You are what you feel. You are what you choose. You are what others say about you. You are your biology. Or are you?

Attempts to define ourselves have left us with endless questions about our identity. But what remains when our desires and our choices are stripped away? Who are we really? God never intended for us to be lost and confused. He made us to know who we are by knowing who he is. And when the light of the gospel shines in our lives, it exposes every wayward effort to define ourselves by revealing our true identity: people made in the image of God and redeemed by the work of Christ.

Why do women matter? Q&A Sep 30, 2012

You are what you eat. You are what you do. You are what you feel. You are what you choose. You are what others say about you. You are your biology. Or are you?

Attempts to define ourselves have left us with endless questions about our identity. But what remains when our desires and our choices are stripped away? Who are we really? God never intended for us to be lost and confused. He made us to know who we are by knowing who he is. And when the light of the gospel shines in our lives, it exposes every wayward effort to define ourselves by revealing our true identity: people made in the image of God and redeemed by the work of Christ.

Where are the men? Sep 23, 2012

You are what you eat. You are what you do. You are what you feel. You are what you choose. You are what others say about you. You are your biology. Or are you?

Attempts to define ourselves have left us with endless questions about our identity. But what remains when our desires and our choices are stripped away? Who are we really? God never intended for us to be lost and confused. He made us to know who we are by knowing who he is. And when the light of the gospel shines in our lives, it exposes every wayward effort to define ourselves by revealing our true identity: people made in the image of God and redeemed by the work of Christ.

Where are the men? - Q&A Sep 23, 2012

You are what you eat. You are what you do. You are what you feel. You are what you choose. You are what others say about you. You are your biology. Or are you?

Attempts to define ourselves have left us with endless questions about our identity. But what remains when our desires and our choices are stripped away? Who are we really? God never intended for us to be lost and confused. He made us to know who we are by knowing who he is. And when the light of the gospel shines in our lives, it exposes every wayward effort to define ourselves by revealing our true identity: people made in the image of God and redeemed by the work of Christ.

Who am I? Sep 16, 2012

You are what you eat. You are what you do. You are what you feel. You are what you choose. You are what others say about you. You are your biology. Or are you?

Attempts to define ourselves have left us with endless questions about our identity. But what remains when our desires and our choices are stripped away? Who are we really? God never intended for us to be lost and confused. He made us to know who we are by knowing who he is. And when the light of the gospel shines in our lives, it exposes every wayward effort to define ourselves by revealing our true identity: people made in the image of God and redeemed by the work of Christ.

Who am I? - Q&A Sep 16, 2012

You are what you eat. You are what you do. You are what you feel. You are what you choose. You are what others say about you. You are your biology. Or are you?

Attempts to define ourselves have left us with endless questions about our identity. But what remains when our desires and our choices are stripped away? Who are we really? God never intended for us to be lost and confused. He made us to know who we are by knowing who he is. And when the light of the gospel shines in our lives, it exposes every wayward effort to define ourselves by revealing our true identity: people made in the image of God and redeemed by the work of Christ.

The Revolutionary Message Sep 09, 2012

Even though the book of Acts records the story of the early church, its author says that the book is all about what Jesus is continuing to do and teach. So instead of thinking of the book as "The Acts of the Apostles" or "The Acts of the Church", we should think of it as "The Acts of Jesus – Part II", since he is the main focus and principal actor.

When we come to the end of the book, we find it's not much of an ending at all. The story continues, and we're part of it! In this way the book is also like a play in which we are invited to become "actors" ourselves, people with specific roles and speaking parts. Like the rest of Jesus' followers throughout the book, we are called to proclaim Jesus as Lord—not as a distant memory of a fallen ruler-but as a living and powerful King, a person who continues to act within the real world. The resurrection was real. Jesus really is alive. And his risen body marks the beginning of God's new creation, a renewal that restores what God has made through the powerful working of the Spirit who liberates us from our slavery to sin and death, and calls us to proclaim Jesus' redeeming reign in all we say and do.

The Trustworthy God Sep 02, 2012

Even though the book of Acts records the story of the early church, its author says that the book is all about what Jesus is continuing to do and teach. So instead of thinking of the book as "The Acts of the Apostles" or "The Acts of the Church", we should think of it as "The Acts of Jesus – Part II", since he is the main focus and principal actor.

When we come to the end of the book, we find it's not much of an ending at all. The story continues, and we're part of it! In this way the book is also like a play in which we are invited to become "actors" ourselves, people with specific roles and speaking parts. Like the rest of Jesus' followers throughout the book, we are called to proclaim Jesus as Lord—not as a distant memory of a fallen ruler-but as a living and powerful King, a person who continues to act within the real world. The resurrection was real. Jesus really is alive. And his risen body marks the beginning of God's new creation, a renewal that restores what God has made through the powerful working of the Spirit who liberates us from our slavery to sin and death, and calls us to proclaim Jesus' redeeming reign in all we say and do.

Staying On Mission Aug 26, 2012

Even though the book of Acts records the story of the early church, its author says that the book is all about what Jesus is continuing to do and teach. So instead of thinking of the book as "The Acts of the Apostles" or "The Acts of the Church", we should think of it as "The Acts of Jesus – Part II", since he is the main focus and principal actor.

When we come to the end of the book, we find it's not much of an ending at all. The story continues, and we're part of it! In this way the book is also like a play in which we are invited to become "actors" ourselves, people with specific roles and speaking parts. Like the rest of Jesus' followers throughout the book, we are called to proclaim Jesus as Lord—not as a distant memory of a fallen ruler-but as a living and powerful King, a person who continues to act within the real world. The resurrection was real. Jesus really is alive. And his risen body marks the beginning of God's new creation, a renewal that restores what God has made through the powerful working of the Spirit who liberates us from our slavery to sin and death, and calls us to proclaim Jesus' redeeming reign in all we say and do.

Jesus the Good and Gracious King Aug 19, 2012

Even though the book of Acts records the story of the early church, its author says that the book is all about what Jesus is continuing to do and teach. So instead of thinking of the book as "The Acts of the Apostles" or "The Acts of the Church", we should think of it as "The Acts of Jesus – Part II", since he is the main focus and principal actor.

When we come to the end of the book, we find it's not much of an ending at all. The story continues, and we're part of it! In this way the book is also like a play in which we are invited to become "actors" ourselves, people with specific roles and speaking parts. Like the rest of Jesus' followers throughout the book, we are called to proclaim Jesus as Lord—not as a distant memory of a fallen ruler-but as a living and powerful King, a person who continues to act within the real world. The resurrection was real. Jesus really is alive. And his risen body marks the beginning of God's new creation, a renewal that restores what God has made through the powerful working of the Spirit who liberates us from our slavery to sin and death, and calls us to proclaim Jesus' redeeming reign in all we say and do.

A Faith-Filled Church on Display Aug 12, 2012

Even though the book of Acts records the story of the early church, its author says that the book is all about what Jesus is continuing to do and teach. So instead of thinking of the book as "The Acts of the Apostles" or "The Acts of the Church", we should think of it as "The Acts of Jesus – Part II", since he is the main focus and principal actor.

When we come to the end of the book, we find it's not much of an ending at all. The story continues, and we're part of it! In this way the book is also like a play in which we are invited to become "actors" ourselves, people with specific roles and speaking parts. Like the rest of Jesus' followers throughout the book, we are called to proclaim Jesus as Lord—not as a distant memory of a fallen ruler-but as a living and powerful King, a person who continues to act within the real world. The resurrection was real. Jesus really is alive. And his risen body marks the beginning of God's new creation, a renewal that restores what God has made through the powerful working of the Spirit who liberates us from our slavery to sin and death, and calls us to proclaim Jesus' redeeming reign in all we say and do.

The God Who Seeks Aug 05, 2012

Even though the book of Acts records the story of the early church, its author says that the book is all about what Jesus is continuing to do and teach. So instead of thinking of the book as "The Acts of the Apostles" or "The Acts of the Church", we should think of it as "The Acts of Jesus – Part II", since he is the main focus and principal actor.

When we come to the end of the book, we find it's not much of an ending at all. The story continues, and we're part of it! In this way the book is also like a play in which we are invited to become "actors" ourselves, people with specific roles and speaking parts. Like the rest of Jesus' followers throughout the book, we are called to proclaim Jesus as Lord—not as a distant memory of a fallen ruler-but as a living and powerful King, a person who continues to act within the real world. The resurrection was real. Jesus really is alive. And his risen body marks the beginning of God's new creation, a renewal that restores what God has made through the powerful working of the Spirit who liberates us from our slavery to sin and death, and calls us to proclaim Jesus' redeeming reign in all we say and do.

Actively Anticipate the End Jul 29, 2012

Even though the book of Acts records the story of the early church, its author says that the book is all about what Jesus is continuing to do and teach. So instead of thinking of the book as "The Acts of the Apostles" or "The Acts of the Church", we should think of it as "The Acts of Jesus – Part II", since he is the main focus and principal actor.

When we come to the end of the book, we find it's not much of an ending at all. The story continues, and we're part of it! In this way the book is also like a play in which we are invited to become "actors" ourselves, people with specific roles and speaking parts. Like the rest of Jesus' followers throughout the book, we are called to proclaim Jesus as Lord—not as a distant memory of a fallen ruler-but as a living and powerful King, a person who continues to act within the real world. The resurrection was real. Jesus really is alive. And his risen body marks the beginning of God's new creation, a renewal that restores what God has made through the powerful working of the Spirit who liberates us from our slavery to sin and death, and calls us to proclaim Jesus' redeeming reign in all we say and do.

Always On Mission Jul 22, 2012

Even though the book of Acts records the story of the early church, its author says that the book is all about what Jesus is continuing to do and teach. So instead of thinking of the book as "The Acts of the Apostles" or "The Acts of the Church", we should think of it as "The Acts of Jesus – Part II", since he is the main focus and principal actor.

When we come to the end of the book, we find it's not much of an ending at all. The story continues, and we're part of it! In this way the book is also like a play in which we are invited to become "actors" ourselves, people with specific roles and speaking parts. Like the rest of Jesus' followers throughout the book, we are called to proclaim Jesus as Lord—not as a distant memory of a fallen ruler-but as a living and powerful King, a person who continues to act within the real world. The resurrection was real. Jesus really is alive. And his risen body marks the beginning of God's new creation, a renewal that restores what God has made through the powerful working of the Spirit who liberates us from our slavery to sin and death, and calls us to proclaim Jesus' redeeming reign in all we say and do.

Genuine Conversion Jul 15, 2012

Even though the book of Acts records the story of the early church, its author says that the book is all about what Jesus is continuing to do and teach. So instead of thinking of the book as "The Acts of the Apostles" or "The Acts of the Church", we should think of it as "The Acts of Jesus – Part II", since he is the main focus and principal actor.

When we come to the end of the book, we find it's not much of an ending at all. The story continues, and we're part of it! In this way the book is also like a play in which we are invited to become "actors" ourselves, people with specific roles and speaking parts. Like the rest of Jesus' followers throughout the book, we are called to proclaim Jesus as Lord—not as a distant memory of a fallen ruler-but as a living and powerful King, a person who continues to act within the real world. The resurrection was real. Jesus really is alive. And his risen body marks the beginning of God's new creation, a renewal that restores what God has made through the powerful working of the Spirit who liberates us from our slavery to sin and death, and calls us to proclaim Jesus' redeeming reign in all we say and do.

The Grace of God's Revelation Jul 08, 2012

Even though the book of Acts records the story of the early church, its author says that the book is all about what Jesus is continuing to do and teach. So instead of thinking of the book as "The Acts of the Apostles" or "The Acts of the Church", we should think of it as "The Acts of Jesus – Part II", since he is the main focus and principal actor.

When we come to the end of the book, we find it's not much of an ending at all. The story continues, and we're part of it! In this way the book is also like a play in which we are invited to become "actors" ourselves, people with specific roles and speaking parts. Like the rest of Jesus' followers throughout the book, we are called to proclaim Jesus as Lord—not as a distant memory of a fallen ruler-but as a living and powerful King, a person who continues to act within the real world. The resurrection was real. Jesus really is alive. And his risen body marks the beginning of God's new creation, a renewal that restores what God has made through the powerful working of the Spirit who liberates us from our slavery to sin and death, and calls us to proclaim Jesus' redeeming reign in all we say and do.

Seeking Jesus for Jesus Jul 01, 2012

Even though the book of Acts records the story of the early church, its author says that the book is all about what Jesus is continuing to do and teach. So instead of thinking of the book as "The Acts of the Apostles" or "The Acts of the Church", we should think of it as "The Acts of Jesus – Part II", since he is the main focus and principal actor.

When we come to the end of the book, we find it's not much of an ending at all. The story continues, and we're part of it! In this way the book is also like a play in which we are invited to become "actors" ourselves, people with specific roles and speaking parts. Like the rest of Jesus' followers throughout the book, we are called to proclaim Jesus as Lord—not as a distant memory of a fallen ruler-but as a living and powerful King, a person who continues to act within the real world. The resurrection was real. Jesus really is alive. And his risen body marks the beginning of God's new creation, a renewal that restores what God has made through the powerful working of the Spirit who liberates us from our slavery to sin and death, and calls us to proclaim Jesus' redeeming reign in all we say and do.

Rebellious People, Relentless God Jun 24, 2012

Even though the book of Acts records the story of the early church, its author says that the book is all about what Jesus is continuing to do and teach. So instead of thinking of the book as "The Acts of the Apostles" or "The Acts of the Church", we should think of it as "The Acts of Jesus – Part II", since he is the main focus and principal actor.

When we come to the end of the book, we find it's not much of an ending at all. The story continues, and we're part of it! In this way the book is also like a play in which we are invited to become "actors" ourselves, people with specific roles and speaking parts. Like the rest of Jesus' followers throughout the book, we are called to proclaim Jesus as Lord—not as a distant memory of a fallen ruler-but as a living and powerful King, a person who continues to act within the real world. The resurrection was real. Jesus really is alive. And his risen body marks the beginning of God's new creation, a renewal that restores what God has made through the powerful working of the Spirit who liberates us from our slavery to sin and death, and calls us to proclaim Jesus' redeeming reign in all we say and do.

Chosen to Serve Jun 17, 2012

Even though the book of Acts records the story of the early church, its author says that the book is all about what Jesus is continuing to do and teach. So instead of thinking of the book as "The Acts of the Apostles" or "The Acts of the Church", we should think of it as "The Acts of Jesus – Part II", since he is the main focus and principal actor.

When we come to the end of the book, we find it's not much of an ending at all. The story continues, and we're part of it! In this way the book is also like a play in which we are invited to become "actors" ourselves, people with specific roles and speaking parts. Like the rest of Jesus' followers throughout the book, we are called to proclaim Jesus as Lord—not as a distant memory of a fallen ruler-but as a living and powerful King, a person who continues to act within the real world. The resurrection was real. Jesus really is alive. And his risen body marks the beginning of God's new creation, a renewal that restores what God has made through the powerful working of the Spirit who liberates us from our slavery to sin and death, and calls us to proclaim Jesus' redeeming reign in all we say and do.

An Entirely New Way of Life Jun 10, 2012

Even though the book of Acts records the story of the early church, its author says that the book is all about what Jesus is continuing to do and teach. So instead of thinking of the book as "The Acts of the Apostles" or "The Acts of the Church", we should think of it as "The Acts of Jesus – Part II", since he is the main focus and principal actor.

When we come to the end of the book, we find it's not much of an ending at all. The story continues, and we're part of it! In this way the book is also like a play in which we are invited to become "actors" ourselves, people with specific roles and speaking parts. Like the rest of Jesus' followers throughout the book, we are called to proclaim Jesus as Lord—not as a distant memory of a fallen ruler-but as a living and powerful King, a person who continues to act within the real world. The resurrection was real. Jesus really is alive. And his risen body marks the beginning of God's new creation, a renewal that restores what God has made through the powerful working of the Spirit who liberates us from our slavery to sin and death, and calls us to proclaim Jesus' redeeming reign in all we say and do.

The Fear of God Jun 03, 2012

Even though the book of Acts records the story of the early church, its author says that the book is all about what Jesus is continuing to do and teach. So instead of thinking of the book as "The Acts of the Apostles" or "The Acts of the Church", we should think of it as "The Acts of Jesus – Part II", since he is the main focus and principal actor.

When we come to the end of the book, we find it's not much of an ending at all. The story continues, and we're part of it! In this way the book is also like a play in which we are invited to become "actors" ourselves, people with specific roles and speaking parts. Like the rest of Jesus' followers throughout the book, we are called to proclaim Jesus as Lord—not as a distant memory of a fallen ruler-but as a living and powerful King, a person who continues to act within the real world. The resurrection was real. Jesus really is alive. And his risen body marks the beginning of God's new creation, a renewal that restores what God has made through the powerful working of the Spirit who liberates us from our slavery to sin and death, and calls us to proclaim Jesus' redeeming reign in all we say and do.

Jesus Saves! May 27, 2012

Even though the book of Acts records the story of the early church, its author says that the book is all about what Jesus is continuing to do and teach. So instead of thinking of the book as "The Acts of the Apostles" or "The Acts of the Church", we should think of it as "The Acts of Jesus – Part II", since he is the main focus and principal actor.

When we come to the end of the book, we find it's not much of an ending at all. The story continues, and we're part of it! In this way the book is also like a play in which we are invited to become "actors" ourselves, people with specific roles and speaking parts. Like the rest of Jesus' followers throughout the book, we are called to proclaim Jesus as Lord—not as a distant memory of a fallen ruler-but as a living and powerful King, a person who continues to act within the real world. The resurrection was real. Jesus really is alive. And his risen body marks the beginning of God's new creation, a renewal that restores what God has made through the powerful working of the Spirit who liberates us from our slavery to sin and death, and calls us to proclaim Jesus' redeeming reign in all we say and do.

Enjoying Times of Refreshing May 20, 2012

Even though the book of Acts records the story of the early church, its author says that the book is all about what Jesus is continuing to do and teach. So instead of thinking of the book as "The Acts of the Apostles" or "The Acts of the Church", we should think of it as "The Acts of Jesus – Part II", since he is the main focus and principal actor.

When we come to the end of the book, we find it's not much of an ending at all. The story continues, and we're part of it! In this way the book is also like a play in which we are invited to become "actors" ourselves, people with specific roles and speaking parts. Like the rest of Jesus' followers throughout the book, we are called to proclaim Jesus as Lord—not as a distant memory of a fallen ruler-but as a living and powerful King, a person who continues to act within the real world. The resurrection was real. Jesus really is alive. And his risen body marks the beginning of God's new creation, a renewal that restores what God has made through the powerful working of the Spirit who liberates us from our slavery to sin and death, and calls us to proclaim Jesus' redeeming reign in all we say and do.

Community and The People of God May 13, 2012

Even though the book of Acts records the story of the early church, its author says that the book is all about what Jesus is continuing to do and teach. So instead of thinking of the book as "The Acts of the Apostles" or "The Acts of the Church", we should think of it as "The Acts of Jesus – Part II", since he is the main focus and principal actor.

When we come to the end of the book, we find it's not much of an ending at all. The story continues, and we're part of it! In this way the book is also like a play in which we are invited to become "actors" ourselves, people with specific roles and speaking parts. Like the rest of Jesus' followers throughout the book, we are called to proclaim Jesus as Lord—not as a distant memory of a fallen ruler-but as a living and powerful King, a person who continues to act within the real world. The resurrection was real. Jesus really is alive. And his risen body marks the beginning of God's new creation, a renewal that restores what God has made through the powerful working of the Spirit who liberates us from our slavery to sin and death, and calls us to proclaim Jesus' redeeming reign in all we say and do.

Jesus: the Plan of God May 06, 2012

Even though the book of Acts records the story of the early church, its author says that the book is all about what Jesus is continuing to do and teach. So instead of thinking of the book as "The Acts of the Apostles" or "The Acts of the Church", we should think of it as "The Acts of Jesus – Part II", since he is the main focus and principal actor.

When we come to the end of the book, we find it's not much of an ending at all. The story continues, and we're part of it! In this way the book is also like a play in which we are invited to become "actors" ourselves, people with specific roles and speaking parts. Like the rest of Jesus' followers throughout the book, we are called to proclaim Jesus as Lord—not as a distant memory of a fallen ruler-but as a living and powerful King, a person who continues to act within the real world. The resurrection was real. Jesus really is alive. And his risen body marks the beginning of God's new creation, a renewal that restores what God has made through the powerful working of the Spirit who liberates us from our slavery to sin and death, and calls us to proclaim Jesus' redeeming reign in all we say and do.

The Spirit Points to Jesus Apr 29, 2012

Even though the book of Acts records the story of the early church, its author says that the book is all about what Jesus is continuing to do and teach. So instead of thinking of the book as "The Acts of the Apostles" or "The Acts of the Church", we should think of it as "The Acts of Jesus – Part II", since he is the main focus and principal actor.

When we come to the end of the book, we find it's not much of an ending at all. The story continues, and we're part of it! In this way the book is also like a play in which we are invited to become "actors" ourselves, people with specific roles and speaking parts. Like the rest of Jesus' followers throughout the book, we are called to proclaim Jesus as Lord—not as a distant memory of a fallen ruler-but as a living and powerful King, a person who continues to act within the real world. The resurrection was real. Jesus really is alive. And his risen body marks the beginning of God's new creation, a renewal that restores what God has made through the powerful working of the Spirit who liberates us from our slavery to sin and death, and calls us to proclaim Jesus' redeeming reign in all we say and do.

The Restored People of Jesus Apr 22, 2012

Even though the book of Acts records the story of the early church, its author says that the book is all about what Jesus is continuing to do and teach. So instead of thinking of the book as "The Acts of the Apostles" or "The Acts of the Church", we should think of it as "The Acts of Jesus – Part II", since he is the main focus and principal actor.

When we come to the end of the book, we find it's not much of an ending at all. The story continues, and we're part of it! In this way the book is also like a play in which we are invited to become "actors" ourselves, people with specific roles and speaking parts. Like the rest of Jesus' followers throughout the book, we are called to proclaim Jesus as Lord—not as a distant memory of a fallen ruler-but as a living and powerful King, a person who continues to act within the real world. The resurrection was real. Jesus really is alive. And his risen body marks the beginning of God's new creation, a renewal that restores what God has made through the powerful working of the Spirit who liberates us from our slavery to sin and death, and calls us to proclaim Jesus' redeeming reign in all we say and do.

The Church Proclaims Jesus Apr 15, 2012

Even though the book of Acts records the story of the early church, its author says that the book is all about what Jesus is continuing to do and teach. So instead of thinking of the book as "The Acts of the Apostles" or "The Acts of the Church", we should think of it as "The Acts of Jesus – Part II", since he is the main focus and principal actor.

When we come to the end of the book, we find it's not much of an ending at all. The story continues, and we're part of it! In this way the book is also like a play in which we are invited to become "actors" ourselves, people with specific roles and speaking parts. Like the rest of Jesus' followers throughout the book, we are called to proclaim Jesus as Lord—not as a distant memory of a fallen ruler-but as a living and powerful King, a person who continues to act within the real world. The resurrection was real. Jesus really is alive. And his risen body marks the beginning of God's new creation, a renewal that restores what God has made through the powerful working of the Spirit who liberates us from our slavery to sin and death, and calls us to proclaim Jesus' redeeming reign in all we say and do.

The Good News of the Resurrection Apr 08, 2012

Even though the book of Acts records the story of the early church, its author says that the book is all about what Jesus is continuing to do and teach. So instead of thinking of the book as "The Acts of the Apostles" or "The Acts of the Church", we should think of it as "The Acts of Jesus – Part II", since he is the main focus and principal actor.

When we come to the end of the book, we find it's not much of an ending at all. The story continues, and we're part of it! In this way the book is also like a play in which we are invited to become "actors" ourselves, people with specific roles and speaking parts. Like the rest of Jesus' followers throughout the book, we are called to proclaim Jesus as Lord—not as a distant memory of a fallen ruler-but as a living and powerful King, a person who continues to act within the real world. The resurrection was real. Jesus really is alive. And his risen body marks the beginning of God's new creation, a renewal that restores what God has made through the powerful working of the Spirit who liberates us from our slavery to sin and death, and calls us to proclaim Jesus' redeeming reign in all we say and do.

The Reconciler of All Jan 01, 2012

Who is God? What is he doing in the world? And where do we even begin to look for answers to those questions? Maybe you tried reading the Bible, but it just felt like a jumbled mess of rules and random stories. Instead of making sense, it only seemed to increase your frustration and confusion.

The good news is that's not how God intended for us to read his Word. In fact, much of Jesus' time was spent re-teaching his followers the Scriptures they had misunderstood for so long. He showed them that the Scriptures are a carefully crafted mosaic, painting one grand picture that shows us who Jesus is and what he has done. In other words, the Bible is all about the gospel of Jesus. And that's very good news indeed.

The Gift of God Dec 24, 2011

Who is God? What is he doing in the world? And where do we even begin to look for answers to those questions? Maybe you tried reading the Bible, but it just felt like a jumbled mess of rules and random stories. Instead of making sense, it only seemed to increase your frustration and confusion.

The good news is that's not how God intended for us to read his Word. In fact, much of Jesus' time was spent re-teaching his followers the Scriptures they had misunderstood for so long. He showed them that the Scriptures are a carefully crafted mosaic, painting one grand picture that shows us who Jesus is and what he has done. In other words, the Bible is all about the gospel of Jesus. And that's very good news indeed.

The King of Glory Dec 18, 2011

Who is God? What is he doing in the world? And where do we even begin to look for answers to those questions? Maybe you tried reading the Bible, but it just felt like a jumbled mess of rules and random stories. Instead of making sense, it only seemed to increase your frustration and confusion.

The good news is that's not how God intended for us to read his Word. In fact, much of Jesus' time was spent re-teaching his followers the Scriptures they had misunderstood for so long. He showed them that the Scriptures are a carefully crafted mosaic, painting one grand picture that shows us who Jesus is and what he has done. In other words, the Bible is all about the gospel of Jesus. And that's very good news indeed.

The Plan of God Dec 11, 2011

Who is God? What is he doing in the world? And where do we even begin to look for answers to those questions? Maybe you tried reading the Bible, but it just felt like a jumbled mess of rules and random stories. Instead of making sense, it only seemed to increase your frustration and confusion.

The good news is that's not how God intended for us to read his Word. In fact, much of Jesus' time was spent re-teaching his followers the Scriptures they had misunderstood for so long. He showed them that the Scriptures are a carefully crafted mosaic, painting one grand picture that shows us who Jesus is and what he has done. In other words, the Bible is all about the gospel of Jesus. And that's very good news indeed.

The Voice of God Dec 04, 2011

Who is God? What is he doing in the world? And where do we even begin to look for answers to those questions? Maybe you tried reading the Bible, but it just felt like a jumbled mess of rules and random stories. Instead of making sense, it only seemed to increase your frustration and confusion.

The good news is that's not how God intended for us to read his Word. In fact, much of Jesus' time was spent re-teaching his followers the Scriptures they had misunderstood for so long. He showed them that the Scriptures are a carefully crafted mosaic, painting one grand picture that shows us who Jesus is and what he has done. In other words, the Bible is all about the gospel of Jesus. And that's very good news indeed.

The Power for Community Nov 27, 2011

Every day we're conditioned in countless ways to think and act as individuals. From the shows that we watch to the songs we download (even when and where we watch or listen to them), the customizability of nearly everything has created the illusion that the desires of the individual are supreme. Some have even turned the gospel of Jesus into a message about how individuals can get into heaven...

But Jesus didn't die to rescue individuals.

Jesus died to create a community of people that treasures him above all else. Through his death and resurrection on our behalf he has abolished every self-righteous reason for exclusion and separation, uniting his followers under one Lord, one hope, one calling, and one common unity in the gospel.

The Purpose of Community Nov 20, 2011

Every day we're conditioned in countless ways to think and act as individuals. From the shows that we watch to the songs we download (even when and where we watch or listen to them), the customizability of nearly everything has created the illusion that the desires of the individual are supreme. Some have even turned the gospel of Jesus into a message about how individuals can get into heaven...

But Jesus didn't die to rescue individuals.

Jesus died to create a community of people that treasures him above all else. Through his death and resurrection on our behalf he has abolished every self-righteous reason for exclusion and separation, uniting his followers under one Lord, one hope, one calling, and one common unity in the gospel.

Therapeutic Religion Nov 13, 2011

It breeds self-righteousness and intolerance. It uses guilt and shame to control people. It's what is wrong with the world. And Jesus hates it. For the message of religion—"I obey, therefore I'm accepted"—is the opposite of the gospel: "I'm accepted in Jesus, therefore I obey."

Segregated Religion Nov 06, 2011

It breeds self-righteousness and intolerance. It uses guilt and shame to control people. It's what is wrong with the world. And Jesus hates it. For the message of religion—"I obey, therefore I'm accepted"—is the opposite of the gospel: "I'm accepted in Jesus, therefore I obey."

Pagan Religion Oct 30, 2011

It breeds self-righteousness and intolerance. It uses guilt and shame to control people. It's what is wrong with the world. And Jesus hates it. For the message of religion—"I obey, therefore I'm accepted"—is the opposite of the gospel: "I'm accepted in Jesus, therefore I obey."

Mystical Religion Oct 22, 2011

It breeds self-righteousness and intolerance. It uses guilt and shame to control people. It's what is wrong with the world. And Jesus hates it. For the message of religion—"I obey, therefore I'm accepted"—is the opposite of the gospel: "I'm accepted in Jesus, therefore I obey."

Political Religion Oct 16, 2011

It breeds self-righteousness and intolerance. It uses guilt and shame to control people. It's what is wrong with the world. And Jesus hates it. For the message of religion—"I obey, therefore I'm accepted"—is the opposite of the gospel: "I'm accepted in Jesus, therefore I obey."

Atheistic Religion Oct 09, 2011

It breeds self-righteousness and intolerance. It uses guilt and shame to control people. It's what is wrong with the world. And Jesus hates it. For the message of religion—"I obey, therefore I'm accepted"—is the opposite of the gospel: "I'm accepted in Jesus, therefore I obey."

Dead Orthodox Religion Oct 02, 2011

It breeds self-righteousness and intolerance. It uses guilt and shame to control people. It's what is wrong with the world. And Jesus hates it. For the message of religion—"I obey, therefore I'm accepted"—is the opposite of the gospel: "I'm accepted in Jesus, therefore I obey."

Hypocritical Religion Sep 25, 2011

It breeds self-righteousness and intolerance. It uses guilt and shame to control people. It's what is wrong with the world. And Jesus hates it. For the message of religion—"I obey, therefore I'm accepted"—is the opposite of the gospel: "I'm accepted in Jesus, therefore I obey."

Prosperity Religion Sep 18, 2011

It breeds self-righteousness and intolerance. It uses guilt and shame to control people. It's what is wrong with the world. And Jesus hates it. For the message of religion—"I obey, therefore I'm accepted"—is the opposite of the gospel: "I'm accepted in Jesus, therefore I obey."

Moralistic Religion Sep 11, 2011

It breeds self-righteousness and intolerance. It uses guilt and shame to control people. It's what is wrong with the world. And Jesus hates it. For the message of religion—"I obey, therefore I'm accepted"—is the opposite of the gospel: "I'm accepted in Jesus, therefore I obey."

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