We live out the Kingdom as an extended family of believers. And family life can be tricky to navigate. But the Holy Spirit in and among us—if we'll lean into it—creates supernatural unity that draws us together and glorifies God.

Scripture sometimes leaves us with more questions than answers. One thing is always certain: God clearly wants to dwell with us. We have to decide how closely we’ll dwell with God.

The unexpected happens. Things don’t pan out like we envisioned. Life gets hard. It’s in these moments where we learn to watch and wait on God.

It's easy for us to think of ourselves as serial offenders, but how often to we think of God as a serial forgiver?

The gift of faith is cultivated by practice, by recognizing Gods presence in delivering us and our appropriate response.

In a culture where a prosperity gospel has corrupted almost every part of our imagination, what does it mean to believe and proclaim a prosperous future as an act of faith?

We can find hope in all we do through community, perspective and faith.

Who can ascend to worship the one true God? Because of Christ's death, burial and resurrection, the invitation is open to all of us.

The Gospel of Christ is not at all about behavior. It’s about believing.

Paul would turn over in his grave if he could see what passes for Christianity today. But it's not a new thing. Works righteousness was alive and well in the New Testament Church. It didn't work then, and it won't work now. It's a lesson we need to learn, and who better to teach us than Paul?