Looking around, it’s clear that things aren’t going well. There’s a reason, and it’s bigger than a virus, racial tension, and even an...
Looking around, it’s clear that things aren’t going well. There’s a reason, and it’s bigger than a virus, racial tension, and even an election. There’s something wrong with the world, and it’s affecting everything in it. In this series, we’ll find out what’s wrong, why it’s wrong, and, more importantly, what we can do about it.
It can be hard to maintain hope in the middle of chaos. But our hope isn't anchored to circumstances, theological opinions, or a book....
It can be hard to maintain hope in the middle of chaos. But our hope isn't anchored to circumstances, theological opinions, or a book. Our hope is anchored to an event—an event that rekindled the dwindling hope of the first followers of Christ.
People sometimes use religion to justify positions, especially around social and political topics. But Christianity was never intended to...
People sometimes use religion to justify positions, especially around social and political topics. But Christianity was never intended to try and win arguments. In fact, it’s just the opposite.
The world needs leaders, especially during times of uncertainty. But not just any leaders. In this series, we'll discuss three essentials...
The world needs leaders, especially during times of uncertainty. But not just any leaders. In this series, we'll discuss three essentials for leading through disruptive times.
The United States has been called the “Great Experiment,” and a nation formed “for the people, by the people.” These principles were...
The United States has been called the “Great Experiment,” and a nation formed “for the people, by the people.” These principles were different from what the world had experienced previously. But like all new principles, they bump against existing practices and create tensions. The same is true for Christians. Jesus saw it coming, so he gave us some advice.
