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.
Red or Blue. Left or Right. For or Against. It sometimes feels like the United States isn't very united. There's something we can do...
Red or Blue. Left or Right. For or Against. It sometimes feels like the United States isn't very united. There's something we can do about that, and it has less to do with our rights and more to do with our responsibility.
Elaine Scott, Chelsea Anderson and Alysia Dicks
Jun 2021
In a culture of competing voices telling us who we are and who we should be, exactly who am I? And more specifically, who does God say...
In a culture of competing voices telling us who we are and who we should be, exactly who am I? And more specifically, who does God say that I am? This 3-part series, Identity Defined, will uncover the false identities the world places on us and detail the words God uses to describe who we are in him.
From the Enneagram to color-coded personality types, it can be wonderfully helpful to access various assessments and...
From the Enneagram to color-coded personality types, it can be wonderfully helpful to access various assessments and 'get-to-know-yourself' tools. Yet you have to wonder: Why does all this exist, and why are we so enamored with it? Our preoccupation with self-discovery comes from a desire for better health; however, as with most things, there’s a twist. We often hear, “You do you.” In this series, we'll see what’s at the bottom of 'you do you' and the truth behind it.
When we ask ourselves the right questions, answer honestly, then act appropriately, we make better decisions with fewer regrets. But what...
When we ask ourselves the right questions, answer honestly, then act appropriately, we make better decisions with fewer regrets. But what are the questions we should be asking? In this series, we'll discuss five of them.
