The Christmas Eve gathering for 2019, The Miracle of a Moment.

Before Verizon popularized the tagline “Can you hear me now?” in 2002, God had asked this question in various ways from the beginning of time, but people seemed to not hear Him. Then He tried one last thing – and everything changed.

I am sure we have all heard someone give a eulogy at a funeral service. But, have you ever heard someone eulogize God? Well, one of the biblical authors writes a eulogy for God. It sounds odd and unusual, but eulogizing God can be powerfully transformative.

Part of celebrating the Season of Advent is about patience. Our predecessors were patient for the first coming of our Savior at Christmas, and we are to be patient for Him to return. But what if “being Patient” isn’t really what we think it means? What if it’s something more active, dynamic and forward-moving than […]

Most of us don’t like hearing bad news. But, sometimes, we have to hear and experience the dreadful weight of really bad news to appreciate and experience the utter joy of really good news.

There is a spot reserved at Jesus’s table for every individual. Will we accept His invitation? Will we relentless pursue others with their invitation?

Jesus’ invitation to the table compels the sinner to repent of their sin and the self-righteous to repent of their self-righteousness. In the next installment of our Table series we will see how the repentant heart is compelled to respond in worship.

When we throw a dinner party, we typically invite all of our closest friends to our table. There is nothing wrong with that. But, what if Jesus has a better guest list for us to invite to our table – a guest list that pleases the heart of God.

Though we know better, complaining is normally our default response when we experience disappointment in life. How do we build a culture of gratitude in our lives and families when things are less than perfect in the world and in our lives?

What do you think of when you hear the word Sabbath? It is probably one of the most misunderstood commandments, but when we understand what it is and its purpose, practicing it could save our lives.