What does it mean to be children of God? Isaac Bronkema uses texts from John and other New Testament books to explore the benefits of grace and the responsibility of being in God’s family.

Does it ever seem like darkness is winning? By looking at who the Bible says Jesus is and at His amazing creation, Ben Crouseshares from John 1 that Jesus is the Light, and that the Light will not be overcome by darkness.

Who is Jesus to you? In this new series on the book of John, Ben Crouse asks us to consider how we try to make Jesus fit into our ideas of who He is instead of who the Bible says He is.

Why did God give us children? Ben Crouse uses Ephesians 6:1-4 to discuss the challenges and joys of parenting, and uses a Biblical lens to encourage parents in their important, God-given role.

From Matthew 28:16-20, Pastor Alton Hardy from Urban Hope Community Church in Alabama wraps up the Home [Work] series on relationships and communication with a look at the Great Commission.

God designed our relationships to be life-giving, but because of the fall, they are broken. Ben Crouse uses Ephesians 5 to describe how we can grow in our awareness of sinful tendencies as we also grow in pursuit of what God wants for us.

How do pride and fear affect our communication with those around us? Using text from Proverbs, Dan Currie explores how we might move with humility by listening and loving well.

Our relationships are broken, and often our words contribute to the mess. In the start of this new series, Ben Crouse uses Proverbs 18:20-21 to discuss how we can restore our relationships through reflection, repentance, and the help of the Spirit.

The short book of Jude delivers a powerful message about our desires and our beliefs. Ben Crouse talks us through how we can keep ourselves in the love of God in the midst of a culture where being ruled by our desires can be paramount.

How does a biblical understanding of work contribute to life for yourself and those around you? Using text from 2 Thessalonians, Matt Zainea examines the importance of the work we do and how we do it.