Topic: Gospel

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. …

We all have a way of life. We say no to some things to say yes to others. What would it look like to say yes to the things that…

Resolutions apart from God are futile. God's intent from the beginning was for humankind to be with God. Thanks to the gospel, we are not left without hope; the Spirit…

Examining what the bible actually says about the birth narrative of Jesus gives us a different sense of hope for what the Christmas scene is supposed to be. As we…

As Paul reminisces on what it looks like to live a faithful life in his final epistle to Timothy, he reflects on discipleship and evangelism. A life worthy of being…

Paul walks Timothy through the qualities of false teachers who are leading believers astray. He warns of the dangers of following those who look like spiritual leaders. We must be…

The Lord uses our flesh to remind us of our need for the gospel. As followers of Christ, we are free from the mastery of sin but not from its…

The gospel prepares us to endure the inevitable suffering that is to come as part of choosing to follow Christ. In his second letter to Timothy, Paul lists three means…

We each have our own burdens. When Jesus asks the question "Who touched my clothes?" we see that he responds to pain and suffering with compassion.

When Jesus asks "Who do you say I am?" He's asking a personal question that requires a personal answer. While the answer to this question has implications on our eternity…

Why are questions important in the Jewish context? This summer, we are examining why Jesus asked what he asked and what it revealed about the people and situations around him.

Paul warns Timothy against what is still prevalent today: the root issue of false teachers is that they use God and the Church for personal gain. Christ did not come…