What connection does a letter from the White House have to do with the book of Hebrews? Find out here...

Do we mine scriptures for the treasures they contain? An important question as we explore Hebrews 3.

Drifting is something Christians need to watch for, it's not just a Fast & Furious thing. Here's Pastor James on Hebrews 2.

A little introduction to Hebrews featuring angels, wives on broomsticks, whether or not He-Man wrote some of our Bible, and why Jesus is superior to all these things, whether they are silly or dead-serious.

We end 2 Thessalonians w/chap 3 and how it applies to modern evangelists, social media, movie stars, the court of public opinion... and we take a look at what the apostle Paul might have put in his pre-conversion Twitter feed.

Who would Jesus friend? Who would Jesus UNfriend? You might be surprised, the platitudes aren't really true. Reframing our Friendships in a biblical way is critical for our health and our churches.

David demonstrates another round of sin and repentance, foreshadows the act of our Ultimate King, and models the difference that should be seen in a believer's heart.

What virtues can we learn from David's Mighty Men? Quite a lot, from tenacity to hierarchy and humility.

What will our last recorded words say about our character, our heart, our focus, our hope and expectation? May we find ourselves leaving a last will and testament something like David.

2 Samuel reflects back on a song David wrote when his faith was fresh and vibrant, a contrast and call to the refreshment he (and we all) need.