Jesus expands the boundaries we draw of who can be invited into relationship with God.

God asks Abraham to walk up a mountain and sacrifice his only son. At first it seems like a brutal story, but at the end, it’s a story of God’s provision.

The Tower of Babel is a story about a people who want to build a city and a tower because they want to be better than everyone else.

At the end of Titus, Paul advises his friend to keep going, even when things get tough.

The second chapter of Titus encourages all of us to be people who don’t just preach the good news, but live the good news as people of character in the world.

A church is divided by people who insist on hanging on to old traditions, even if it excludes others from coming to faith.

Anxiety and Depression, although different, are strange bedfellows. We often think we can handle them on our own, but we can’t. In order for us to be spiritually healthy, we need to be emotionally healthy as well.

Jesus teachings on anger are some of the most revolutionary teachings.

Our good friend Colby Cuevas spent some time with us talking about recovery and how we’re all addicted to something.

Emotional and Spiritual health starts with identifying the guilt and shame we feel sometimes. But we aren’t defined by those things anymore.