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At the end of last week, our family had the opportunity to explore around the St. Louis area. Our journey took us to the Gateway Arch Monument (or the “big hill” as our twins described.) We took the opportunity to load our family of six into one of the tram ‘pods’ and take the four minute ride to the...
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As our culture continues polarize around things like ethnicity, race, and physical appearance (just to name a few), Christians ought to be ones who see and treat people the way that Jesus does.
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Until you begin to practice Biblical hospitality, it can be very easy to convince yourself that you are either too busy, not gifted, or too introverted to create space for these kind of new relationships. So let's explore some tips to overcome these fears!
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In order to reach the lost and the lonely with the good news of Jesus, we may need to think very differently about the places in which we eat, sleep and play.
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It’s so easy to be comfortable knowing “enough” people or only spending time with family members. Then soon, without even being aware, we have closed ourselves off to the new relationships that God intentionally brings our way.
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Biblical womanhood often gets mis-characterized as weak and therefore old-fashioned. However, there are twenty-one verses in Proverbs 31 which describe a godly woman as quite the opposite!
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It is so easy to either worry about money or fall in love with accumulating it! Yet, God’s Word invites us into something radically different. It’s called faithful stewardship.
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Time will eventually be swallowed up, along with death. Life within a resurrected world will begin. Holy Week reminds us of these wonderful truths!
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What does it mean to abide in God? Perhaps Jesus' own example may help us understand how to live that out each day.
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Why did God give such violent instructions in the Old Testament if Jesus' disciples are commanded to lay down the sword of man and only carry the sword of the spirit?
