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The Apostle Peter has boiled it down for us into four biblical, ethical, practical and simple ways we can both think correctly and act correctly in the political process we will be involved in this week

I’m convinced that if Paul were an American citizen in our day, he would use every advantage his American citizenship would give him, because of the sacrifice of so many and the sovereignty of God, to accomplish the things Jesus would have for him in our time, in our country, in our place in redemptive history

Christians should love mercy, and long to grow in the way they receive mercy from Jesus and give mercy to others, in his name

If you’re like me, you love seeing church services full on Easter Sunday morning. But what you’d love most would be seeing it full of people you know and love that you would love to see come to know and love Jesus

My bet is when most of us think about prayer, we most often think solely about private prayer. Perhaps contrary to popular belief, Jesus may have prayed as much in public as in private

Lent is not just seasonal, historical or practical, but intensely theological

Until we name our need, it is just another part of our head noise – something abstract that doesn’t get the time and attention it deserves

You are invited to join us for a one month prayer challenge through the Lord's Prayer

The Rich Young Ruler couldn’t see his idol, but Jesus could. This is the way it often is with idolatry – we are so caught up in it that we can’t see the forest for the trees. We’re too close to it, and too close to see it