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On September 1, 2024 we awoke to the news of 6 hostages murdered by Hamas, discovered in the tunnels under Rafah by the Israeli Defense Forces. The murder of these hostages has resulted in an outpouring of grief and anger in Israel and around the world. Where do we go from here?
The 3rd Commandment is often reduced to "going to worship". If I go to church on Sunday, I've checked off that box. Maybe God intends a much greater blessing in our lives than we have imagined...
John Lennon sang "Imagine a world without Religion". Well, we don't have to - the 20th Century brought us the Soviet Union, Red China, Cuba and more. In this episode we'll introduce three books that detail the wonderful advances in civilization that are directly attributed to Christians putting into practice the teachings of Jesus Christ. Listen ... and then pick one to read!
King Solomon provides us with an example of how easy it is for our faith and relationship with Jesus to erode over time if we do not maintain the disciplines of the Christian life, if we are not attentive to those habits and practices which keep faith strong and vibrant.
When you say yes to one thing, you say no to something else. This simple saying could change your life!
Sadness and Sorrow are often part of life. We tend to deal with them in two unhelpful ways - either we downplay them and say, "I'm doing fine" or we let them get the best of us and wallow in them for far too long. The Jewish holiday of Tisha B'Av shows us a better way.
A look at the prescriptions of Coleman Hughes as he considers what will improve race relations in the United States. Hughes is the author of the book "The End of Race Politics".
We interview Aaron Hedlund, Director of Adult Discipleship at Christ Lincoln to talk about what makes a good Small Group and how we can overcome our fears of taking this step in our life as disciples of Jesus.
We welcome guest Pastor, Aaron Hutton, as he completes his doctoral studies and shares his dissertation on the impact of testimony in sharing our faith.
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