Christ in Us: Paul’s Charge to Colossae

When a once successful community realizes their time in the spotlight is over, they face a choice: either adapt or hold tightly to the past.


Embracing Adventure in the Journey

History shows us that the one people group the Jews hate more than the Nazis are those of their own nationality who collaborate or conspire with their enemies.


I’m in: Because Success Doesn’t Depend on Me

 
Sometimes our past selves can be our worst enemy.
 


Stepping Into the Body

 
If only for the reason that they don’t ever have to stop playing a sound, it is commonly recognized that the stringed instruments form the bedrock of a symphony.
 


Sin is a Family Matter

Alexander Fleming made a huge discovery that saved countless lives, though it happened basically by accident.



Talk is Cheap

It’s “American” to be ruggedly individualistic, but is it a healthy Christian mindset?



Look Up: The Good and Beautiful God

Our view of God, as a result of difficult lives, tends to twist our image of God from One who is good and beautiful into One who is either angry or distant.



I’M in! but…I Don’t Like the Rules

If Christ truly cam to set us free, AND HE DID!, why does it seem like Christianity is defined by all these rules we have to follow? 



Fight Cleanly and Plan Well

Relational peace is not the absence of conflict, but the presence of honesty and open communication, filled with grace.



The Dilemma of Yes

For God to do something great with you, small can feel like an unnecessary risk…



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