The chapters we’re reading this week includes hard teaching, wonderful promises, and amazing miracles. And through it all you’ll see the ‘motif of misunderstanding’ on display (as Michael Card refers to it in his wonderful commentary “John: the Gospel of Wisdom”), as the Jewish leaders, the crowds, and even the…
Jesus was both Lord and teacher. We lose sight of His who He is and his lasting impact when we focus on one over the other.
While the grieving process is difficult in any case, there is a complex range of emotions experienced by many suicide survivors.
While those with a scientific and materialistic worldview would beg to differ, our biology confirms that we were created by intelligent design - not by accident.
Do you know why you believe the gospel? Pastor Chip Ingram offers guidance for navigating through seasons of doubt and remaining firm in faith.
Nothing is simple for a person suffering from dementia, nor for those who love them. Doug Groothuis shares his journey through anger when his wife was diagnosed with dementia.
How can we fully grasp God’s love for us? Dr. Timothy Jennings points out that our heart, not our mind, drives our understanding of God, and determines how transformed we can become.
Parents influence, but grandparents have an opportunity to leave a legacy with their grandkids.
What influence can the church have on bringing an end to abortion? How we can awaken the church and ourselves to the horrors of abortion and work together to eliminate it?
How can we help our teens understand how to use their smart phones wisely? Jonathan McKee shares tips on how to best engage with social media.
In the wake of George Floyd's tragic death, we also have learned about the wake of his life and how it has impacted the world.
Special guest, Dr. Richard Lane, explains why it's important for us to remain vigilant and continue to take precautions as our states begin reopening.
During this time of slow down and being at home, what lessons have you learned? Here's what some of our listeners had to say.
