Watch Sunday's sermon: "Servants" What would you do if someone handed you $500 billion today? For an hour, you would be the richest person in the world. You could buy anything, go anywhere, experience everything you ever dreamed of. But when the hour was over, all of it would vanish. Would you still feel rich?… Continue reading IF YOU WANT TO CLIMB HIGH YOU’VE GOT TO GET LOW
The Magic Number That Can Transform Your Faith
What if I told you there’s a number that could dramatically change your spiritual life? No. It’s not 7, or 12, or 40. It’s not some hidden code buried in the Bible that unlocks the mysteries of the universe. It’s the humble number: 4. Here’s why 4 matters. Researchers with the Center for Bible Engagement studied… Continue reading The Magic Number That Can Transform Your Faith
Everybody Worships
You don’t need to be religious to worship. That might sound strange, but it’s true. Worship isn’t a Christian thing. It’s a human thing. In his now-famous commencement address, professor David Foster Wallace said it like this: “There is no such thing as not worshipping. Everybody worships. The only choice we get is what to… Continue reading Everybody Worships
Don’t Be a ‘Not Me’ Christian: Why Every Believer Has a Role in God’s Mission
In my house growing up, “Not Me” was basically our fourth sibling. Whenever something got broken, spilled, or mysteriously misplaced, our parents would ask “Who did this?” The answer from us three kids was always the same: “Not me.” The lamp got knocked over? Not me. Someone left the freezer door open? Definitely not me.… Continue reading Don’t Be a ‘Not Me’ Christian: Why Every Believer Has a Role in God’s Mission
True Faith Isn’t Blind: Why Christians Can Think, Question, and Still Believe
Have you ever felt like you had to choose between being a person of faith and being a person who thinks critically? Why do so many people assume you can either be a thinker or a believer—but not both? Going back as far as the Enlightenment, it’s been in vogue to pit faith and reason… Continue reading True Faith Isn’t Blind: Why Christians Can Think, Question, and Still Believe
