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While grace is getting what we don’t deserve, mercy is not getting what we do deserve. It is the compassionate…
The empty tomb is the pivot point of history. Without it, the cross is just a tragedy; with it, the…
Pentecost is the birthday of the church. Recorded in Acts 2, it marks the moment when the Holy Spirit poured…
We are living in an epidemic of exhaustion. People are walking into our churches tired—physically drained, emotionally spent, and spiritually…
The Christian life is often a battle, but it is never a battle for victory; it is a battle *from*…
Men’s ministry worship has a unique dynamic. Often, men can feel disconnected from songs that feel overly emotional or romantic…
The Book of Psalms was the original hymnal of the church. For centuries, the people of God have used these…
Creation was the first worship leader. Long before humanity sang a note, the stars, the mountains, and the oceans were…
The early church had a greeting that summarized their hope: “Maranatha,” which means “Come, Lord!” For centuries, the church has…
Father’s Day services are a powerful opportunity to redirect our attention to the ultimate example of fatherhood. For some, this…
