Does God care about injustice and oppression? This message from Pastor Ian McFadden in the series on the Gentleness of God at Saint Mo's Church in Baltimore City focusses on God's gentleness and justice for oppressed people. Exodus 2:23-25 and Exodus 3:7-8.

One of the greatest barriers to flourishing is disappointment. Where do you go if you're not sure you can hope again? This message from Pastor Ian McFadden at Saint Mo's Church in Baltimore City looks at God's compassion and gentleness toward people whose hopes are waning. 1 Samuel chapter 1.

Are you exhausted? Are you raw from racial injustice in our country, from the pandemic, or from personal life? The God of the Bible is a God of compassion and gentleness. This series overview on the gentleness of God, highlights the Servant foretold by Isaiah. "A bruised reed he will not break and a smoldering wick he will not snuff out." Isaiah 42:3

Miriam courageously, daringly cared for her baby brother Moses at great risk to her own life. Her care points to the even greater self-giving, other-serving sacrifice of Jesus.

In this special episode, Ian McFadden reflects on J.I. Packer's life and highlights bits of his personality, character and legacy that are meaningful for us, in Baltimore, in this cultural moment.

Naaman's powerful position made it difficult for him to receive healing. God's purpose is to heal both bodies and heart attitudes.