A few weeks ago we had Hugh Halter, a forerunner in the early parts of the missional church movement, come and speak at our Porterbrook Seminar day. In this opening session Hugh helps us begin to think anew about living as missionaries in our cities with Jesus at the center of that vision.

Let's close out our Bible 101 crash course and talk about 4 simple steps you can apply to your study to get the most out of your Bible reading time.

The fall of man, of sin, and the punishment thereof. In other words, Chapter 6 is all about what went wrong with us and with the world. Sobering, but necessary theological work. Let's dive in!

Want to have a successful Bible reading time? Here are 6 things we suggest you have in place to make it happen and set you up for success.

We're starting Chapter 6 on The Fall, Sin, And The Punishment Thereof!

We want to help equip you to read the Bible on your own as well as you possibly can. And maybe there's no better place to start than to simply have an answer to the question "why read the Bible?"

We are wrapping up Chapter 5 on Providence. We hope thinking on this doctrine has helped stir your hearts to worship as much as it has for us!

This past year has proven to us that our culture wants us to think only in the "either-or" category, forcing people to choose sides. What if there was a different way? How might we embrace a "both-and" posture in an increasingly polarized society?

We're back at it and diving deeper into the topic of Providence!

Big words that can and have caused much controversy over the years - complementarianism and egalitarianism. It's very important to have a biblical understanding of these to opposing frameworks, so let's begin some of that work together.