In the midst of scary, unpredictable circumstances, David reminds himself what he might otherwise forget.

We are singing people by nature. God created us to express our wonder through song. And it only gets better when we sing praises to God together.

Jesus gave us a tangible illustration of the gospel, something that reinforces the truth of the gospel through the senses of taste, touch, and smell.

What makes a sermon good? Rather than offering our ideas or taking a poll, we turn to the first sermon in the book of Acts for a guide.

Why have Christians always gone to church? Turns out the reason is as important today as its ever been.

It’s here, the answer to all the hardships of 2020: 2021. A new year, full of possibility, hope, reason to believe we’ve left the pain of a pandemic and an election season behind us. But if last year was a lesson to us, hoping in a new year is a fool’s errand. Is there something better?

Jesus begins His most famous sermon with a description of the kind of person who will be right at home in His new kingdom.

Jesus' toddler years show us that Christmas is not a distraction from the evils of this world, but the cure for them.

The far away came to worship. The near and knowledgeable stayed home. Jesus' birth continues to set the tone for a kingdom that pursues all the "wrong" people.

Without context, Jesus' birth might only be inspiring. But when we grapple with the pain of our self-inflicted exile, we can finally understand the true significance of the birth of the one named "The Lord Saves."