Topic: Faith

Theologically, meals are significant. The Bible begins and ends with a meal, starting with the tragic eating of fruit and ending with the redeeming marriage supper of the lamb. This summer, we…

Jude compels readers to persevere in the truth even when the ungodly prosper more than the godly. He also admonishes becoming like the ungodly through grumbling and complaining as the…

What issues are the most important to our faith, and what issues can we disagree on as believers? The Book of Jude compels readers to contend for the faith in…

Jude, believed to be Jesus's half-brother, is writing a message of judgment to people who are not truly believers. The book of Jude exposes false teaching and compels readers to…

The book of Jude exposes false teaching and compels readers to contend for the faith in light of false teachers. We must be faithful to the truth, and that faithfulness…

Advent is an opportunity to rejoice in Jesus' arrival and to rejoice in the promises of God. Unlike happiness, joy is not dependent on circumstance. As we look back on…

We’re studying together 8 Foundational practices essential to pursuing ongoing health and wholeness in our relationship with Christ. These practices are not meant to be legalistic or spiritual checkboxes, but…

On the road to Emmaus, we see who Jesus is and what he came to do. It shows us that we can't see Jesus for who he is until God…

After conquering the land, the eastern tribes return home and build an altar. The rest of Israel assumes the worst and rallies in war against their brothers and sisters to…

Embracing the Gospel happens at a point in time and over time. This summer, we are examining encounters with Jesus and how they changed the people and situations around him. …

Joshua waged war for a long time as he was faithful to God's commands. From the northern conquest, we see that it's not the knowledge of God that transforms but…