The Israelites find themselves in the wilderness with no water. When they get to Marah the water is bitter and undrinkable. The people cry out against Moses, but Moses cries out to God. Moses' obedience to God's word of instruction is an example of God's purpose in our lives and is a type of Christ whose perfect obedience - even unto death gives us access to the waters of life!

The Israelites find themselves in the wilderness with no water. When they get to Marah the water is bitter and undrinkable. The people cry out against Moses, but Moses cries out to God. Moses' obedience to God's word of instruction is an example of...

Jesus is called a light in darkness. What does that mean for us who live in darkness? How do we receive the light that Jesus brings?

Jesus is called a light in darkness. What does that mean for us who live in darkness? How do we receive the light that Jesus brings?

Jesus is God, Jesus is man. This is the central truth of Christmas and an idea communicated all throughout Scripture - The incarnation means Jesus added what he was not by nature - mortality! Flesh and blood. Jesus does this to rescue us who are flesh and blood. He assumes the laws of physical death and bears the weight of what we cannot. God came for YOU!

Jesus is God, Jesus is man. This is the central truth of Christmas and an idea communicated all throughout Scripture - The incarnation means Jesus added what he was not by nature - mortality! Flesh and blood. Jesus does this to rescue us who are...

The world seems to be full of chaos and disorder - why is that? Because we cannot experience the ideal peace that God created for our first parents. What is shalom and how is Jesus the Prince of Peace for us right now?

The world seems to be full of chaos and disorder - why is that? Because we cannot experience the ideal peace that God created for our first parents. What is shalom and how is Jesus the Prince of Peace for us right now?

Labels come with expectations and preparing for Christmas always starts with the labels on the outside of our boxes of stuff. Yet, what we find is that our expectations of Christmas and the preparations built around those expectations are not Biblical expectations, they're personal. What should we do differently to prepare based on the "labels" we find on God's Christmas?

Labels come with expectations and preparing for Christmas always starts with the labels on the outside of our boxes of stuff. Yet, what we find is that our expectations of Christmas and the preparations built around those expectations are not...