Evangelism is a scary word. But when we understand the foundation of the Gospel is that God became one of us to befriend us, sharing that good news with people of other faiths becomes less frightening.

New Year's Resolutions are a ritual that seem to set us up for failure. We laugh at our inability to keep them, to actually improve our lives in significant, meaningful ways. Genesis 1 demonstrates that if we want our lives to have meaning, we must...

Christmas is a showdown between two Ways: our sinful human way of Pride and Empire and God's peaceful, Lamb way.

We think of Christmas as happy times by the fire, but on the first Christmas, God came into the darkness. As his followers, we too are called to be lights in that darkness, to announce the Good News of Jesus' coming to the world!

Revelation 5 tells us that Jesus is a Lamb, not a Lion. How does that change not only our Christmas, but our whole year?

Revelation 4 teaches us how to resolve the identity crisis at the heart of much of our Christmas celebrations.

The Lake of Fire, the End of Evil and the New Jerusalem: The Revelation reaches its stunning conclusion with a powerful vision for what the Church can be today!

We think of judgment as something God does to us. But Amos shows us that judgment is the result of our own malformed character.

The Whore of Babylon and the Bride of Heaven establish the stakes of this conflict. And wait until you see who's invited to the Wedding Supper of the Lamb!

We think that worship is mainly about what we can get out if it. What matters is if we're "fed". But Amos warns us that worship ought to transform us on a daily basis. That worship is really about proclaiming that God is king every day of the week, not just Sundays.