Moses was supposed to be killed to keep the Israelites under the thumb of their Egyptian oppressors. Instead, he helped lead a people to freedom and liberty. Hear how Moses and Jesus can help point a way forward in the debate on abortion.

Hear our guest preacher, Eric Marshall, share some of his reflections on his family history, one intimately tied with the experiences of those suffering in the Ukraine. Their suffering, along with that of his own family, helps us understand a new definition of real power.

Dads need community just as much as others, but it can be tough to put the focus on others. Find some inspiration from Jesus as he ministers to the man who has a legion of demons in his past!

We explore self-care and how to grow in our discipleship with a look at those times when we are on our own. Is being alone a shocking waste of time, or can it really help us grow?

Our young people are confirmed in their faith today through the act of confirmation, but what does that mean? What does faith have to do with the law, our lives and the grace of God at work through the Holy Spirit?

Memorial Day is filled with tributes to fallen soldiers, but the church has memorials, too. The Apostle Paul has massive, beautiful churches built in his honor and we have ways of remembering friends and loved ones, too. Hear about the value of memorials for soldiers, family and the church.

The Apostle Paul suffered greatly throughout his missionary journeys. His example offers a compelling window into what it really means to follow Jesus Christ.

What exactly does it mean to 'do missions?' The Apostle Paul helps us understand an ancient definition that will help us in our modern context.

What it means for the church to be salt and light for our communities

It can be scary to have conflict with others. Even having conflict in our lives might seem like we are doing something wrong, but the example of Ananias reminds us that conflict is inevitable. Sometimes conflict is even the means to dramatic transformation in our lives!