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We live in a world of many gods. They may not look like golden statues, but money, power, comfort, and…
Redemption is a marketplace term. It literally means to buy something back, to pay a ransom for a prisoner. 1…
Biblical hope is very different from worldly hope. The world says, “I hope this happens,” meaning they wish for it….
The command “do not be afraid” appears in Scripture more than any other command. God knows that fear is the…
Jesus ended His Sermon on the Mount with a parable about two builders: one who built on sand and one…
We often walk through life distracted by the visible world—our problems, our phones, and our schedules. But worship is an…
The Hebrew word for glory is “kabod,” which literally means weight or heaviness. When we sing about the glory of…
The American church is often uncomfortable with grief. We like our worship services to be happy, victorious, and resolved. But…
The sermon is not the end of the service; the response is. James 1:22 warns us not merely to listen…
In a world that is constantly shifting, people are desperate for something stable. Headlines change, circumstances change, and feelings change,…
