God speaks to Moses through a burning bush.

Lessons to remember on hope and humility from Israel's dark days of bondage in Egypt.

As we begin an extended reflection in the book of Exodus, join us for a group reflection on chapter 1 - a new king in Egypt and bad news for the Israelites.

Christians root our hope in the reality that Jesus is Lord of all, no matter who occupies any of our seats of government in society. How does that affirmation shape our posture and response to the political issues of our day?

As the world becomes more polarized, the message that God has reconciled the world to himself through Jesus gives Christians the unique hope that relationships can be restored.

God is revealed throughout scripture as a rescuer and provider. How does that shape our political priorities as citizens of the kingdom of God?

The early Christians couldn’t vote and had almost no political power in Rome, and yet their presence completely transformed the empire. What can we learn from their example about how to make a tangible difference in our world today?

God has given guidance to his people throughout history in several different cultural and political contexts. What can we learn about what God expects of those who govern others?

Jesus finds himself surrounded by a hostile crowd led by a friend who has betrayed his trust. While his disciples jump to arms, Jesus has other thoughts. What happens next gives us insights for how Christians ought to respond to opposition in a politically polarized world.

How do we discern what to believe and how to respond when there are multiple voices vying for our allegiance?

Opposing parties form an unlikely alliance to try and trip up Jesus with a question about taxes. Jesus’ response teaches us lessons about discernment in a polarized political world.