Jesus is present. He is always present.  The life we live in the faith is marked by Jesus Christ who shares in our life, experiences death, and then resurrection from the dead.  The body of Christ, the church, is called to a similar rhythm symbolized...

This week’s Epistle Reading is from Philippians 3. This sermon challenges our addiction to righteousness, or right-ness. The struggle over who’s right and who’s wrong has reached a fever pitch in our world. Daniel Rushing explores questions about how...

In times of polarization and transition, how can the Church remain intact? It's easy to mistake “sameness” and “agreement” for unity, but in his letters to churches the Apostle Paul had some radically different ideas. Dan Cava takes us though...

A member of our community, Josh Hazard, explores the depths of the Book of Job

What is it that turns people into monsters? How do people just like you and I become everything we hate? There are many answers to those questions. Zach Griffin takes a look at one answer that turns even the best of us into monsters.

When it comes to times of waiting, don't forget the significance of the manna.

Dr. Ken Bell, Administrative Bishop for The Church of God International's Western North Carolina office, speaks on God's work in and through our lives during seasons of testing.

Becky Chambers explores what it looks like for individuals and bodies of believers to lean into our original callings in a culture that is somewhat combative to that. When Simon-Peter confessed Jesus as Messiah, Jesus then addresses his original name...

Thousands of years after Joseph’s lifetime, we believers are still learning about being God-followers and about God himself through Joseph’s chosen approach to adversity. The story of Joseph is one of the most fascinating and challenging accounts the...