Series: How Jesus Would Tell It
The Easter story…you’re likely familiar with how the story goes. If you were to share that with someone, what would you say, how would you tell it? Would you share it the way Jesus did?… read more
Series: The Hour
In John 13:1–11, Jesus shows His unfailing love through an act of humble service, washing His disciples’ feet as a preview of His ultimate sacrifice on the cross. Though fully aware of His coming betrayal… read more
Series: The Hour
There are lots of ways that we try to communicate and “drive the point home.” Sometimes we do so subtly, and at other times we do so using repetition. When Jesus was talking about His… read more
Series: The Hour
Easter is just around the corner and we’re going to celebrate Jesus’ death and resurrection. Nothing about this caught Him by surprise. From the moment He came into the world, He was focused on going… read more
Series: Halo
Often we judge actions by the sincerity with which they are done. The problem is that you can be sincere about something, yet sincerely wrong. Is it possible that your expressions of “faith” are intentional… read more
Series: Halo
People are giving you counsel and direction regularly. Sometimes, they are giving you guidance about the things that really matter—that have eternal consequence. How do you know if you should listen to what they say,… read more
Series: Halo
Passage: Matthew 23: 13-15
Book: Matthew
Acting is great if you’re in theater, are playing a role on a TV show, or if you want to be in a movie. Would you want that same word to describe your faith, that… read more
Series: Halo
God calls people into a relationship with Him and establishes some “norms” that affect their behavior. This way of living He’s called us to is best, however, living that way doesn’t make you “better” than… read more
Series: Searching for Meaning
We use the phrase “going through the motions” often. When we’re doing that, whatever it is that we’re engaging in, we are just checking a box, having no passion or real interest, and doing something… read more