It’s inevitable. Pursuing the passions and visions God gives us will lead to opposition. Once we identify a problem and seek to implement a solution, we’re going to face opposition, just ...
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Through the Valley
Have you ever felt yourself wavering in your desire for God? Have you wondered where your passion for God went or found yourself questioning if you have any faith at all? ...
If you were a world-renowned chef, would you be insulted if someone only asked you to make grilled-cheese sandwiches? What if you were a classically trained musician and “Twinkle, Twinkle, ...
Last weekend, in our study of Nehemiah 1, we learned that Nehemiah did three things in response to the news about God’s people; he mourned, fasted, and prayed. Most of us are familiar with ...
Being part of God’s transforming work in the world is the central purpose of the church—those who God has redeemed and brought together under his name. As a Christian, advancing God’s ...
Community. Is there a greater buzzword in the church or in popular culture in general? It seems like wherever people go—from college campuses to local coffee shops, to bars and high school ...
Will Cunningham, our Family Ministries pastor, and his wife, Cindy, are sharing their wisdom about parenting and relationships on a new blog, Fire at Will. You can read more of their ...
Christmas has become a day we prepare for with great effort. We plan. We shop. We decorate. We primp. We wrap. We invite. We shop some more. We wait. We send. We cook. We clean. We surprise. ...
It’s easy to believe the lie that our messes can disqualify us from participating in God’s plans. “God only works through people who have it all together,” we think, but the Bible tells us a ...
In Luke’s gospel, we read Mary’s exchange with the angel who visits her and we comprehend the power of her experience as she erupts into prophetic song, but there’s not a single recorded ...
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