Tom Sugimura 1/19/22 Tom Sugimura 1/19/22

Blest Be the Tie that Binds: Learning from the Believers Who Have Come Before

Suffering often opens our eyes to the gospel unity that binds us together—from the psalmists to the apostles and from eighteenth-century British Baptists to twentieth-century Japanese Americans.

Tim Shorey 1/17/22 Tim Shorey 1/17/22

How to Turn Your Pastor’s Grief into Joy

We’ve all been through a lot. Let’s start the year with the goal of working together for God’s glory and our joy.

Adsum Ravenhill 1/14/22 Adsum Ravenhill 1/14/22

Three Men in the Cellar of Affliction

Though we often think suffering is something to be vehemently avoided, God has seemingly chosen to make it his distinct and unique training ground for heroes of the faith.

Lara d’Entremont 1/12/22 Lara d’Entremont 1/12/22

Does Curiosity Kill the Christian?

Some people praise curiosity as a spiritual discipline we each should partake in if we wish to know God and grow in holiness. In other circles it’s viewed as a dangerous practice where believers shouldn’t even acknowledge the words of someone they disagree with on secondary or tertiary issues. Who is right?

Blake Long 1/10/22 Blake Long 1/10/22

Christian, Don’t Despise Your Trials

Whatever our trial, we can know, beyond the shadow of a doubt, that God is using the trial to push our faith forward, to help it endure, to preserve it.

Mitch Everingham 1/7/22 Mitch Everingham 1/7/22

Receiving Grace through Gospel Disciplines

I was living as though grace were a one-time event, poured out at the cross and then into my life when I first believed, rather than seeing it as a rich reservoir from which I needed to drink daily.