Bill Magsig | Introduction to our series spending time in the Psalms.

Dave Baker | The Bible doesn’t gloss over the reality of suffering and grief. Instead, it teaches us how to lament honestly while entrusting ourselves to God. How would Jesus have sung this psalm of lament, and what would that change for us?

Bill Magsig | Introduction to our series spending time in the Psalms.

Bill Magsig | Who can you be friend to this week?

Bill Magsig | Who can you be friend to this week?

Bill Magsig | “Jesus said to them again, ‘Peace be with you. As the Father has sent me, even so I am sending you.’ And when he had said this, he breathed on them and said to them, ‘Receive the Holy Spirit.’” (John 20:21-22)

Bill Magsig |The resurrected Jesus has immeasurable power to transform us – in our doubts, our sin, our sorrow, and our isolation.

Bill Magsig | The crucifixion of Jesus is the centerpiece of a cosmically grand story, the vastness of which has big implications for our lives.

Bill Magsig | The greatest political and religious powers of Jesus’ day conspired to destroy him. But he conquered them by God’s power as he embraced the weakness of the cross for us.

Bill Magsig | Citizenship in Jesus’ Kingdom includes protecting the unborn. But it also includes extending grace, love, and support to those who’ve had abortions or are considering having one.