As we meet each week, we show this broken world a picture of the coming kingdom where God's people will be gathered around the throne as one praising his name.

We’ve all experienced small-scale deaths, disappointments, and disorientation. Yet, no matter what comes, we can ask God to grow us in this privilege of praying in the Holy Spirit.

In this excerpt from Known and Loved, author Glenna Marshall helps us see how Christians need to wrestle with the difficult passages in Scripture while remembering we are deeply loved and redeemed in Christ.

We must ask God to give us a heart that is willing to kneel down and weep with those who are weeping.

Suffering, then, is not wasted. When we find ourselves in the deep waters of sorrow, grief, and lament, God is at work, growing and maturing us.

In this excerpt from Formed for Fellowship, author Kyle Worley helps us see how each of us are being formed, and our ultimate end is to be formed by the love of our God.

Tim Shorey, one of our staff writers, is journaling through his struggle with stage 4 cancer. In this entry, he reminds readers that we all walk the road of suffering to the Heavenly City.  

Our joy might be in a muted shade, but the Holy Spirit is working, and he can fill our hearts with settled confidence in him.

In this excerpt from Rehearse and Remember, author J.T. English helps us see how the kings of this world exert their power by putting others on crosses, but the King of heaven rules by putting Himself there.

When ministry leaders show acceptance and hospitality to people with disabilities, making accommodations for them, there is still room for everyone.

Our time in prayer gives us the incredible gift of humbly gazing on God’s power, victory, and glory already present in each of our days.

In this excerpt, pastors Aaron Menikoff and Harshit Singh show how Spurgeon’s theology and practice of prayer promoted missions in the church.