One of the first hymns sung in the Early New Testament church was the “Song of Christ,” quoted in Philippians 2. In it, we learn that God in Jesus gave up his "God-ness" without giving up his godliness to show us how to live here on earth...

We fight for what we feel is rightfully ours, thinking that there's a limit, that there's never going to be enough. When we put our worldly senses aside for a moment, however, we realize that God is more than capable of providing everything...

Since the very beginning of the story, human beings have tried to use their power to solidify their position and wealth. But Jesus shows us through several parables that using our advantages, influence, and power to serve others is the better way...

We all long to have a purpose, belong, and connect. We were created to have the capacity for meaningful action and exposure to meaningful risk. But how can we find a way to live in that capacity? To return to a flourishing space, we must understand...

Pride and humility. Humility and pride. Bad vs. Good? Or just the opposite? The starkness between these feelings will pull us in polar directions if left unchecked. Yet, as followers of Jesus, if we are to live out the secure confidence of who Jesus...

Jesus reframes, shows, and promises a vision for living out the Gospel. When it comes to how we live, who we are, how we spend our money, and how we prioritize the use of our wealth and influence when was the last time we asked the question “What...

When Jesus presented the Gospel, it was shocking and radical. The controversy Jesus created was not that He called His message Good News. Instead, when He unpacked the message, people came to find out it wasn’t, on the surface, good news to everyone...

We had questions about the Bible. You HAVE questions about the Bible. Join us for a BONUS fifth week of our What is the Bible? series, as we took time answering the dozens of submitted questions. Questions that move us closer to grasping the humanity...

The Bible is different than any other book. The words on the pages are alive as they meet us where we are in our ordinary lives. The words allow us the space to ask the question, "How am I becoming more Christ-like?" The answer to that...

When it comes to a book written over 2-3,000 years ago, how are we supposed to interpret its meaning for us today? Especially knowing that interpretation can cause confusion and controversy! Which interpretation is right? Which is true? Are they all...