2 Chronicles 36:11-36:21 | Over the course of Lent, we are going to learn a new language together. A biblical language: The language of lament. Lament provides us the opportunity to talk to God through the pain, whether it's a lament of circumstances in our own lives or lament of the brokenness around us in the world.

2 Chronicles 36:11-36:21 | Over the course of Lent, we are going to learn a new language together. A biblical language: The language of lament. Lament provides us the opportunity to talk to God through the pain, whether it's lament of circumstances in our own lives or lament of the brokenness around us in the world.

Revelation 3:14-3:22 | The final letter that Jesus writes to the churches is a letter of correction and yet it contains hope for every church. Jesus is still at work in this church and he is still at work in our lives as well. We are called to be zealous and repent because Jesus has first loved us.

Revelation 3:14-3:22 | Jesus essentially tells the church in Laodicea that their spiritual condition was nauseating. The scariest part of lukewarm Christianity is that its participants are completely unaware. So what are the signs of a lukewarm Christian? And what is the cure for lukewarm Christianity?

Revelation 3:14-3:22 | Jesus essentially tells the church in Laodicea that their spiritual condition was nauseating. The scariest part of lukewarm Christianity is that its participants are completely unaware. So what are the signs of a lukewarm Christian? And what is the cure for lukewarm Christianity?

Revelation 3:7-3:13 | Have you ever wondered what sets a church like Philadelphia (all commendation) from a church like Laodicea (all condemnation)? Today's passage reveals that at least one of the factors is patient endurance, or put another way, spiritual maturity.

Revelation 3:7-3:13 | Have you ever wondered what sets a church like Philadelphia (all commendation) from a church like Laodicea (all condemnation)? Today's passage reveals that at least one of the factors is patient endurance, or put another way, spiritual maturity.

Revelation 3:7-3:13 | Have you ever wondered what sets a church like Philadelphia (all commendation) from a church like Laodicea (all condemnation)? Today's passage reveals that at least one of the factors is patient endurance, or put another way, spiritual maturity.

Psalms 127:1-127:5 | Being self-reliant only leads to anxiety and sleeplessness. Recognizing God as the one how actually builds and blesses brings rest and peace.